What makes the Boston 401 unique: We are so excited to finish off this week's watches with this absolutely stunning timepiece from the American Waltham Watch Company, our Boston 401. The Gunmetal Titanium case has such a bold and defined look that really makes this cream-colored dial jump out and grab your attention. The brown numerals and blued-steel full moon hands help to bring interest to this double sunk dial, while the intricate design in the center draws you in a little closer. We topped it off with a copper crown and hardware to match, then paired it with our Natural Leather watch strap to bring everything together nicely. This humble yet strong movement keeps it simple with friction-set jewels and minimal steel hardware, letting the gold-plated gears beneath really shine through. This intricately machined build plate catches your eye from all different angles and shows off the true quality craftsmanship of the time. The American Waltham Watch Company originally manufactured this piece in 1926 — the same year that the United States College Board administered the first SAT under the leadership of Carl Brigham. “SAT” originally served as an acronym for “Scholastic Aptitude Test,” but in 1997, the College Board declared that “Scholastic Aptitude Test” is not a fitting name for the contemporary test and declared that the SAT is no longer an acronym. The original test featured sections including arithmetic, paragraph reading, vocabulary definitions, logical inference tests, and more.