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Titanic Rescuer's Gold Pocket Watch Sells for Nearly $2 Million

A pocket watch presented to Captain Arthur Rostron for rescuing Titanic survivors fetches a record price at auction, highlighting enduring interest in Titanic memorabilia.

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A gold pocket watch gifted to Captain Arthur Rostron, who rescued over 700 Titanic survivors, sold at auction for nearly $2 million. The 18-carat Tiffany & Co. piece represents the highest price paid for Titanic memorabilia, surpassing previous records this year. Inscribed with gratitude from three wealthy widows of Titanic victims, the watch signifies Rostron's heroic actions during the disaster. Auctioneer Andrew Aldridge noted the growing demand for Titanic artifacts, reflecting ongoing fascination with the infamous maritime tragedy.

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