Philip’s Legacy
A Quiet Farewell from the Last Watchmaker
Hello, I’m Philip Poedagar. This page is a personal note from my workbench. As I prepare to close the doors to our family workshop, I want to share a few words and memories with those who’ve walked alongside us.
Where It All Began
I took my first steps in the world of watchmaking at the age of fourteen, standing beside my father. The tools I learned to use were the same ones they had held for decades. The tick of a watch was not just a sound but a rhythm that shaped my early life.
My grandfather, Walter Poedagar, founded our workshop in 1892. From his hands to mine, every timepiece we made carried a quiet promise that time should be treated with care and intention.
What We Stood For
For more than one hundred thirty years, Poedagar Watches stood for patience, precision, and quiet pride. Each piece was carefully assembled and designed to last through the meaningful moments of life. They were more than instruments. They were stories in motion.
How we made timepieces:
✓ Each watch was hand-assembled to endure for decades.
✓ Limited collections ensured top quality.
✓ Every gear and screw was hand-adjusted with care.
A Farewell in Time
This is your chance to own one of the final watches bearing the Poedagar name. No more will be made. Each one carries the heart of a legacy over a century in the making.
Whether you purchased a timepiece or simply admired them, thank you. Your belief in true craftsmanship kept this story alive.
I hope these final watches carry more than time. I hope they bring the feeling of something made with pride and care.
