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No, there are at least 14 different sizes in which pocket watch keys have been made. The size used with a particular pocket watch depended on the size of the watch as well as the proclivities of the particular watch manufacturer. Jewelers and watchmakers typically have "bench keys" in their shop which can be used with various size and brand key wind/key set pocket watches.

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