801-CE, 801-EE, 801-E Models
The 801-EE Blending two old-world arts, a Grand Feu real glass Enamel skeleton dial, and a hand-cut Engine-Turned (Guillochè) main-plate, the craft applied directly to the movement, not the dial. The 801-CE has a full double sunk Grand Feu glass enamel dial. Truly a work of Art!
With a full solid silver hand-cut Engine-Turned (Guilloché) dial and blued steel hands, the 801-E shows the beauty of the hand-made work that created it.
Behind the dial is our American 801 movement. Like many things that we do at RGM, the 801 is inspired by America's great watchmaking past. The bridges are reminiscent of the Keystone Howard Watch Company's "Edward Howard" model, their flagship watch, and one of the high-grade watches of its time. The unique winding click is inspired by the Illinois Watch Company's "Illini" model and the deep polished winding wheels are finished like those of the Illinois "Bunn Special." Like the great Railroad watches from America's past, the 801 has a high-grade finish that denotes the quality of its construction.
Movement Caliber: In-House RGM Caliber 801, Manual wind, 19 jewels, 18,000 vph. Rhodium or Gold, Hand finished - Cote de Geneve, perlage. Unique 5-tooth winding click. Optional wolf's tooth winding wheels. 90% made in the USA.
Functions: Hour / Minute / Second
Case: Polished 316L Stainless Steel. 42.0 mm X 10.5 mm. Sapphire crystal front and back, 22mm lug width, and water-resistant to 5-ATM. Case length from lug end to lug end 52mm.
Weight: 2.5 oz. (with Stainless Steel Bracelet: 2.5 oz)
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801-CE

801-EE
801-E
Strap - $14,900. Bracelet - plus $895.
Stainless-steel case - Full hand-cut Engine-Turned (Guilloché) dial with blued steel hands.
$2150.
With this option, the balance and second hand will stop when the crown is pulled into set position.
NOTE: This option is included with the 801SW movement.
$1950.
The beauty of these traditionally shaped teeth is another reminder of America's great watchmaking past. Watches like the Howard "Edward Howard" model, one of the highest-grade watches of its time, had the same type of winding wheels.
$1850.
Custom engraved balance bridge allows a personalized movement. There is room for only a few characters or a small logo.
$3950.
We have now made the Caliber 20's Motor Barrel system available on the Caliber 801 as an option.
(Not available with the Wolfs Tooth winding wheels option)
$4950.
Hand-engraved bridge with flat polished regulator parts.
For more information on the "Motor Barrel" see our Caliber 20 watch on this site.
The 801's unique winding click is inspired by the Illinois Watch Company's "Illini" model. It was designed by American watchmaker Charles E. DeLong who had many watch related patents.
Original Patent drawing number 1283476 Nov 1918, Watch Main Spring Click Illinois
Stainless Steel $15,900.
Real glass Enamel skeleton dial with hand cut Engine-Turned (Guilloché) Main-plate. Roman numerals and blued steel hands.