This brochure is shaped like a wrist watch and has a silver cover that reads "Swatch/ Irony/ Series 1/ 1997". Each page has the image of a different watch in the series and the style name.

This black box has a photograph of a watch with a black face that has the words "Kodak/ Worldwide Sponsor/ 100" above the five linked circles that symbolize the Olympic Games. The front of the box reads in Kodak orange "Thank you for joining Kodak in our celebration." On the reverse "Kodak, A Century of Olympic Excellence" and explains the company's role in photographing Olympic games since 1896.

This long dark blue cloth covered box has a "Master Card" wrist watch inside. The indside of the lid is white printed in gold "Master Card" inside two circles. The watch has a blue leather band and white face with the yellow and red MasterCard symbol in the center . A booklet by the maker, Samsung, is included.

This dark red plastic watch box has a cloth covered interior with a velvet support for a wrist watch. The inside cover is printed in gold "Benrus" with stars and an airplane.

This watch fob is made of dark brown, very light weight celluloid or Bakelite in little oval chain links.

White metal token; obverse with a winged man carrying a sickle and clock face on one side, with legend "The Elgin National Watch Company Of Elgin Ill's./ Incorporated [date obscured]"; reverse, "Elgin National Watch Co./ This certifies that Lever Movement No. 615725/ named Elgin Nat'l. Watch Co./ was manufactured by us of the best materials and is warranted a good Time- Keeper".

Copper token; clock face with Roman numbers on one side that reads "Time Is Money" and on the reverse "Smith's Clock Establishment / No. 7 1/2 Bowery New York".

This tiny white box has black trim and diagonal lines embossed into the paper. A shield-shaped label on the lid reads "J. C. Kelley/ Watch Maker/ & Jeweller/ 33 So. 8th Street/ ab. Chestnut, Phila."

This pocket watch is made of silver-colored base metal and has a simple, inexpensive unmarked clockwork and lists on the inside back patent dates from 1878 through 1894. The face has a monogram "W C Co." It opens only from the back, and winds from the back rather than from the stem.

This pocket watch is made of silver-colored base metal and has a simple, inexpensive clockwork marked on the back "R.H. Ingersoll & Bro/ NewYork/ U.S.A." and lists patent dates of 1890, 91 and 94. The face reads "Yankee/ R.H. Ingersoll & Bro./ New York, U.S.A.". It opens only from the back, and winds from the back rather than from the stem.