RGM Watches

RGM is pleased to announce its Annual Open House, scheduled for Saturday, September 26, from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Admission is free, and no prior reservations are required.

RGM Watch Company introduces the Model 151 Snoopy Flying Ace, a refined pilot-style timepiece. The watch features Snoopy in his iconic World War I Flying Ace persona, believed to be the first depiction of the character executed on a true grand feu enamel dial.

What started as a simple idea is now becoming a landmark event in American horology. This fall, watch enthusiasts and collectors from across the country will gather in Lancaster, Pennsylvania — a city deeply rooted in watchmaking history — for the inaugural Lancaster Watch Weekend, taking place September 26–28, 2025.

RGM adds another Railroad dial to the Model 222-RR series. Inspired by America's Great Railroad Watches from the Past.

RGM specializes in blending old-world decorative arts with expert modern production capabilities to produce reliable yet beautiful and unique timepieces that radiate a decided feel for America’s horological history. And now this luxurious example of the ever-evolving art of watchmaking is available in a 40.3 mm diameter, the smallest possible to house the 801 movement.

The RGM Model 25 “Birds of America” (Glossy Ibis) is uniquely an American theme captured in miniature hand painting.

Mr. Simonin was not only a school principal, but also an incredible mentor, guide, teacher, and watchmaker. He will be missed by many.

The customer who commissioned this watch liked the “Kauai” watch we made a few years ago, so he wanted the same type of construction but with the Welsh Dragon as the centerpiece. As with many custom pieces, we do research and look for inspiration for the art we will create for the customer’s review and subsequent approval.

The US-based independent watchmaker RGM introduces the Model 500-WT World-Time featuring a matt black or blue dial.

The US-based independent watchmaker Roland G. Murphy reveals his latest timepiece - “Tiger in Stone”, with a dial made using stone marquetry (mosaic) technique.