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Vortic Watch Co

Name: Vortic Watch Co
Address: 324 Jefferson Street, Fort Collins, CO, 80524, US
Telephone: +18552857884
Price range: $$$

We salvage and restore antique American pocket watches and turn them into one of a kind wristwatches in Fort Collins Colorado.

Made in USA and Built in Colorado. One new, one-of-a-kind wristwatch arrives daily: check out our Watch of the Day! The Vortic Watch Company is a high-end wristwatch engineering and manufacturing company based in Fort Collins, Colorado. Our inspiration lies in pairing classic watchmaking techniques and traditions with innovative, modern technology.

09/08/2026

The Springfield 187 is powered by a 17-jewel Illinois movement manufactured in 1917, featuring beautifully damaskeened bridges, gold jewel settings, polished steel components, and an exposed balance visible through the sapphire exhibition caseback. The movement reflects the dependable engineering and refined finishing that made Illinois one of America's most respected watch manufacturers.

Its defining feature is a richly aged golden dial with an exceptionally even honey patina, crisp black Arabic numerals, a railroad-style minute track, and original blued breguet-style hands that create a striking contrast against the warm dial. Housed in Vortic's 45mm sandblasted 316L stainless steel Springfield case with a matching machined stainless steel crown and an American-made To***co leather strap, the Springfield 187 is a timeless expression of American watchmaking that celebrates simplicity, craftsmanship, and over a century of authentic history.

09/02/2026

The Lancaster 141 is powered by a 17-jewel Hamilton movement manufactured in 1936, featuring broad Geneva-striped bridges, snailed winding wheels, gold jewel settings, and an exposed balance visible through the sapphire exhibition caseback. Hamilton movements from this era are prized for their exceptional reliability, refined finishing, and enduring place in American horological history.

Its defining feature is a beautifully textured vertically brushed silver dial accented by naturally aged gilt Arabic numerals, elegant gothic-style openwork hands, and a recessed concentric-finished sub-seconds register. Housed in Vortic's 45mm Lancaster case crafted entirely from tumbled Grade 5 titanium and paired with an American-made Black Cordovan leather strap, the Lancaster 141 offers a sophisticated blend of Art Deco elegance, lightweight modern engineering, and authentic American craftsmanship.

08/31/2026

The Springfield 186 is powered by a 17-jewel Illinois movement manufactured in 1916, featuring beautifully damaskeened bridges, gold jewel settings, polished steel components, and an exposed balance visible through the sapphire exhibition caseback. The movement exemplifies the dependable engineering and refined finishing that made Illinois one of America's most celebrated watchmakers.

Its defining feature is a richly patinated golden dial displaying the hand-painted crest of ΖΗΤΑ ΑΛΦΑ ΕΨΙΛΟΝ (Zeta Alpha Epsilon), a local fraternity at the University of Akron during the early twentieth century. Bold Roman numerals, elegant blued Breguet hands, and a recessed sub-seconds register complete a dial that is both visually striking and historically significant. Personalized fraternity dials of this quality are exceptionally uncommon, preserving a unique connection to the original owner and a fascinating piece of collegiate history. Housed in Vortic's 45mm tumbled Grade 5 titanium Springfield case with a matching titanium bezel, a bronze crown, and an American-made Tan leather strap, the Springfield 186 is a remarkable blend of American craftsmanship, mechanical excellence, and personal provenance.

08/26/2026

The Springfield 185 is powered by a 19-jewel Illinois movement manufactured in 1920, showcasing beautifully finished bridges, polished steel components, gold jewel settings and screws, and an exposed balance visible through the sapphire exhibition caseback. As one of Illinois' higher-grade movements, the 19-jewel caliber represents the company's commitment to exceptional accuracy and refined mechanical craftsmanship.

Its defining feature is a warm ivory dial with bold Art Deco-style Arabic numerals, elegant cathedral hands, and a recessed sub-seconds register, all enhanced with custom lume that delivers an impressive green glow in low light while preserving the watch's vintage character. Housed in Vortic's 45mm DLC-black Springfield case with a machined bronze bezel and paired with an American-made Black Cordovan leather strap, the Springfield 185 offers an uncommon combination of historic authenticity and modern everyday wearability.

08/24/2026

The Chicago 122 is powered by a 17-jewel Elgin movement manufactured in 1920, featuring broad striped damaskeening, polished and snailed winding wheels, gold jewel settings, and an exposed balance visible through the sapphire exhibition caseback. Elgin earned its reputation by producing exceptionally reliable, well-finished movements that continue to be admired by collectors more than a century later.

Its defining feature is an exceptionally clean matte silver dial accented by crisp black Arabic numerals, elegant blued steel spade hands, and a recessed double-track sub-seconds register that emphasizes the watch's precision-focused heritage. Housed in Vortic's 45mm sandblasted 316L stainless steel Chicago case with a machined bronze crown and paired with an American-made Cognac leather strap, the Chicago 122 offers timeless American design with authentic vintage character.

08/20/2026

The Lancaster 140 is powered by a 17-jewel Hamilton movement manufactured in 1936, featuring broad Geneva-striped bridges, polished winding wheels, gold jewel settings, and an exposed balance visible through the sapphire exhibition caseback. Hamilton movements from this period are celebrated for their outstanding reliability, refined finishing, and enduring American craftsmanship.

Its defining feature is a beautifully aged ivory dial framed by an elegant decorative circular cartouche with subtle ornamental flourishes, complemented by stylized Art Deco Arabic numerals, original Louis XV-style openwork hands, and a recessed sub-seconds register. Housed in Vortic's 45mm Lancaster case with a machined 316L stainless steel case, tumbled Grade 5 titanium bezel and crown, and paired with an American-made Oxblood Cordovan leather strap, the Lancaster 140 offers a refined balance of late Art Deco design and classic American watchmaking.

08/17/2026

The Springfield 184 is powered by a 17-jewel Illinois movement manufactured in 1916, featuring broad Geneva-striped bridges, polished winding wheels, gold jewel settings, and an exposed balance visible through the sapphire exhibition caseback. Illinois movements from this era are admired for their dependable performance and refined American craftsmanship.

Its defining feature is an exceptionally well-preserved white enamel dial with bold black Arabic numerals, a crisp railroad minute track, original blued breguet-style hands, and a recessed sub-seconds register. Housed in Vortic's 45mm DLC-coated stainless steel Springfield case with a matching bezel and crown, and paired with an American-made black leather strap, the Springfield 184 offers a striking fusion of early twentieth-century elegance and modern industrial design.

08/13/2026

The Lancaster 139 is powered by a 17-jewel Hamilton movement manufactured in 1925, featuring broad striped bridges, snailed winding wheels, gold jewel settings, and an exposed balance visible through the sapphire exhibition caseback. Hamilton movements from this era are celebrated for their precision, reliability, and exceptional finishing.

Its standout feature is a beautifully engraved sunburst center medallion surrounded by a finely brushed silver dial that has developed a rich ch*****ne patina over the last century. Original blued Breguet-style hands, bold stylized Arabic numerals, and a recessed sub-seconds register complete the elegant composition. Housed in Vortic's lightweight 45mm sandblasted Grade 5 titanium Lancaster case with a matching bezel, machined titanium crown, and American-made brown leather strap, the Lancaster 139 pairs classic Hamilton craftsmanship with a distinctly modern presentation.

08/11/2026

The Boston 075 is powered by a 17-jewel Waltham movement manufactured in 1924, featuring an exceptionally attractive damaskeened bridge pattern, polished winding wheels, gold jewel settings, and an exposed balance visible through the sapphire exhibition caseback. Waltham movements from this era remain highly regarded for their reliability, refined finishing, and lasting collectibility.

Its standout feature is a beautifully preserved porcelain-style white dial with crisp black Arabic numerals and elegant blued spear-style hands that give the watch a refined, highly legible appearance. A recessed sub-seconds register and finely printed minute track complete the balanced design. Housed in Vortic's 45mm machined stainless steel Boston case with a matching machined bezel and crown, and paired with an American-made to***co leather strap, the Boston 075 is a timeless expression of classic American watchmaking.

08/05/2026

The Springfield 183 is powered by a 17-jewel Illinois movement manufactured in 1927, featuring broad Geneva-striped bridges, polished winding wheels, gold jewel settings, and an open bridge architecture that showcases the exposed gear train and balance. It reflects the dependable engineering and refined finishing that made Illinois one of America's most respected watchmakers.

Its defining feature is an extraordinary engraved center medallion with flowing floral scrollwork, paired with warm gilt Arabic numerals, matching cathedral-style hands, and a recessed silver-toned sub-seconds register that creates exceptional visual depth. Finished in Vortic's 45mm sandblasted Grade 5 titanium Springfield case with a matching titanium bezel, machined titanium crown, and an American-made Cognac leather strap, the Springfield 183 is a striking example of the artistic dial work that distinguished Illinois during the late 1920s.

Address

324 Jefferson Street
Fort Collins, CO
80524

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+18552857884

Website

http://www.vorticwatches.com/

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