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1955 Westclox Clocks and Watches Ad - "Why say 'Merry Christmas' just once a year? Say it Christmas day and every day with the gift of Westclox"
1955 Westclox Clocks and Watches Ad - "Why say 'Merry Christmas' just once a year? Say it Christmas day and every day with the gift of Westclox"

1955 Westclox Clocks and Watches Ad - "Why say 'Merry Christmas' just once a year? Say it Christmas day and every day with the gift of Westclox"

1955 Westclox Clocks and Watches Ad - "Why say 'Merry Christmas' just once a year? Say it Christmas day and every day with the gift of Westclox"
1955 Westclox Clocks and Watches Ad - "Why say 'Merry Christmas' just once a year? Say it Christmas day and every day with the gift of Westclox"
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About this Vintage Print Ad

This advertisement promotes Westclox's range of clocks and watches as ideal Christmas gifts that provide lasting value throughout the year. It highlights several specific products, including the 'Clock of Tomorrow' spring-driven alarm, Travalarm, Big Ben Loud Alarm, Baby Ben Alarm, and various wristwatches such as Kim and Judge. The ad emphasizes features like quiet ticking, luminous dials, shock resistance, and stylish finishes. Prices for some models are listed, and the ad suggests that a Westclox gift is a thoughtful and dependable reminder of the giver.

  • Brand: Westclox
  • Product: Westclox Clocks and Watches
  • Tagline: Why say 'Merry Christmas' just once a year? Say it Christmas day and every day with the gift of Westclox
  • Publication: The Saturday Evening Post
  • Year: 1955

Objects in the advertisement: santa claus illustration, clock, alarm clock, wristwatch, envelope, tree branch

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