Are you looking for a keepsake 80th birthday gift? If so, why not consider our personalised pocket watch as an exclusive gift idea? You can create a unique watch by adding initials and a short message to the front and for a little extra you can also have a message engraved on the back. The classic dial has numbers and dashes and has the Novanu (London) brand.

As your watch is completely customised it would make a totally unique one-off gift. Once engraved your watch comes in a gift box for ease of giving.

We have an extensive collection of personalised 80th birthday gifts please click here to view

Personalisation:

Your watch comes as standard with Happy 80th Birthday and an ornate design on the front, you can then add the following;

1. 3 initials in the motif design
2. 15 characters below the motif.

For an additional £10.00 you can have the back engraved. Your text can be up to 68 characters over 4 lines (17 characters per line including spaces). You can add your message to be engraved in to the personalisation boxes and then click on ‘Preview’ to get an idea of how your message will look on your watch.

All of our engraved pocket watches are personalised in our workshop in the UK, so if you have any special requirements or questions contact us and we will be happy to help.

Why not also purchase a greetings card for a little extra to tell your gift recipient who the personalised watch gift is from? If you wish to choose this option, a bespoke, full colour, standard A5 sized card, folded in half and printed with your message on one of the inner sides can be chosen in the personalisation fields. The unisex greetings card will be sent in a white envelope with your gift.

You could also include a gift bag for your engraved pocket watch gift in silver, red gold or purple. If you require this option, then just choose the colour you prefer in the dropdown box provided.

Made from:
Plated alloy finished in black
Quartz Mechanism.
‘Glass’ is PMMA Acrylic

Dimensions:
Approximately: 4.cm x 5.5cm including opening mechanism