Divers recovered the watch from Lake Michigan in late 1992. Valerie van Heest A pocket watch discovered in a deadly Lake Michigan shipwreck has returned home to the United Kingdom after 165 years.

A gold pocket watch connects a Lake Michigan beach town to an English port town. It’s a homecoming 165 years in the making, weaving invisible strings between a British parliament member ...

A pocket watch belonging to the late British journalist and politician Herbert Ingram is now on display at the Boston Guildhall museum in the U.K. — 165 years after it was lost The watch sank in ...

The 16-carat gold timepiece will be on display at Boston Guildhall from 24 May A 165-year-old pocket watch found in an American shipwreck has been returned to its home town in the UK. The ...

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wooden boats and amphibious yachts will cruise Little Traverse Bay for boat show Row across Tahquamenon River to to the 5-acre island that splits the Lower Falls Gold pocket watch from ‘Titanic ...

Raja Raghuvanshi's body was discovered in a gorge near Weisawdong Falls, identified by a tattoo and his smartwatch. Police suspect murder, finding a new dao at the scene. The search for Sonam ...

Charles Leblanc has held time in his hands for six decades. As the world turns digital, he remains one of the few keeping the tradition of mechanical timekeeping alive. At 80, Leblanc continues ...

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However, these trips weren’t undertaken with the aid of a compass, sextant, or even a map. Instead, the Norse relied on mental maps informed by cultural myths tied to coastal landmarks.