Ingersoll Watches
About Ingersoll WatchesBrothers Robert Hawley Ingersoll and Charles Henry Ingersoll opened a mail order business in New York City in 1882. In 1892, the first watches were introduced in the Ingersoll catalogue with the goal of providing a timepiece which everyone could afford. In that year, the Ingersoll Brothers with Henry Ford innovated and developed the auomated production line process for watches. The 'Dollar Watch" was born and went on to sell over 40 million unit by being able to provide first mass produced pocked watch to the public at the revolutionary price of $1US (a day's wage at that time.) Over 120 years since Ingersoll was launched, eye-catching design, reliable mechanics and incredible value for money remain the hallmarks of Ingersoll watches. "A History of Timepiece Innovation since 1892" |
- Ingersoll Sapphire Collection
- Ingersoll Classic
- Ingersoll Active Watches
- Ingersoll Ladies Watches
- Ingersoll Bison
- Ingersoll Alaska
- Ingersoll Albany
- Ingersoll Apache
- Ingersoll Arapaho
- Ingersoll Arizona II
- Ingersoll Astoria
- Ingersoll Black Jack
- Ingersoll Blues
- Ingersoll Brandenburger Gate
- Ingersoll Brazos
- Ingersoll Bridge
- Ingersoll Charles
- Ingersoll Chinook
- Ingersoll Clearwater
- Ingersoll Columbia No. 1
- Ingersoll Cooper
- Ingersoll Crokett
- Ingersoll El Paso
- Ingersoll Geronimo
- Ingersoll Gandhi
- Ingersoll Golden Age
- Ingersoll Grand Canyon IV
- Ingersoll Harvard
- Ingersoll Houston
- Ingersoll Jackson
- Ingersoll Mackinac
- Ingersoll Montgomery
- Ingersoll Moran
- Ingersoll Mormon
- Ingersoll Nashville
- Ingersoll Nuroo
- Ingersoll Plain
- Ingersoll Presidios
- Ingersoll Punca
- Ingersoll Raleigh
- Ingersoll Rebecca II
- Ingersoll Richmond
- Ingersoll Robert
- Ingersoll Sacramento
- Ingersoll Sam
- Ingersoll Taos
- Ingersoll Teton
- Ingersoll Totem
- Ingersoll Union
- Ingersoll Victory Column
- Ingersoll Yuca