What makes a Freemasons pocket watch special?

Freemasonic philosophies are enshrouded with occult symbolism. Each Masonic pocketwatch is adorned with metaphorical objects that allude to the Freemasonic rituals.

The most popular symbols are the compass and square that forms a diamond with the letter “G” in the middle. Other symbols engraved on Freemasons pocket watches are the plumb, trowel, level, and many more items pertaining to masonry.

What are types of the Masonic pocket watch?

More common designs of the Freemasons pocket watch is the circular hunter case pocket watch. The pocket watch cover usually engraved or painted with Masonic elements on the front cover or on the pocket watch back.

The triangular Masonic pocket watch has an enigmatic design because it alludes to the Freemason’s symbol of a pyramid with an all seeing eye. Most Mason pocket watches have pocket watch fobs to complement their designs.

What are famous antique Masonic pocket watches?

The Dudley Masonic pocket watch is one of the most coveted Freemasonic jewelry through out the ages. This antique Masonic pocket watch was designed by a Freemason named William Wallace Dudley.

Other popular Freemasonic pocket watch brands are Elgin and Minerva. There are also Swiss Mason pocket watches. Most these are made in gold or silver. Newer Masonic pocket watch series are commonly made of stainless steel. Freemason pocket watches also come in sturdy and padded pocketwatch cases, making them easy to store and display.