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...with "Commander (Jacques) Cousteau's laboratory," and this was featured in advertisements in the late 1950s. ...was accompanied by a cartoon bipedal wolf diver called "Sea Wolf Dude" in advertisements. ...

...Fils SA of [[La Chaux-de-Fonds]]. Although it boasted "since [[1925]]" in advertisements, the brand was established only in the 1950s. It was a successor to the sho ...s as Henri Müller & Fils before, and indeed used the same artwork in their advertisements. But Mulfi developed new products after the war and launched a line of watc ...

...advertisement in Revue International d'Horlogerie in [[1919]] and similar advertisements for rattrapante watches from [[Nathan Weil]] as early as [[1913]]. ...

...d in a 1994 piece to have been introduced in 1992. A 1999 piece references advertisements for the Reverso Art Deco model. ...

...ered the following April. The company grew aggressively, placing its first advertisements in [[1898]] and adding [[Samuel Graf]] of Ramsen near [[Schaffhausen]] to r ...

...gging rights for producing "The World's Thinnest Quartz Watch" in [[1974]] advertisements. ...

...x continue in business on Rue du Coin-Dessous throughout the 1890s. Period advertisements for both show a large factory near the new railroad line, including a tall ...

...th crosshair or radial inner dials in Calatrava or straight lug cases. The advertisements also featured the image of A.-L. Breguet as "Le plus illustre horloger" and ...

...Colombier in [[1897]], which was taken over by Philippe in [[1917]]. Later advertisements place the founding of the firm to this year. They may have been the childre ...ing year, but the Colombier workshop remained in operation until [[1953]]. Advertisements at this time claim "Maison fondée en [[1897]]," reinforcing the link to Cha ...

Advertisements for L. Rozat around 1900 show "Maison fondée en [[1830]]" though it is uncl ...

* [[1849]] - 20th century advertisements put the founding of the company at 1849 ...

...a "manufacture de montres et petite mécanique de précision." Other period advertisements show a state of the art lathe produced there as well as an 18 ligne [[cylin ...

...ts for a Leonidas wristwatch in [[1916]]. The Junior brand is last seen in advertisements in [[1919]], though the name would be taken up by [[Helvetia]] in the 1930s ...

Throughout the 1970's, the Synchron name was used in public advertisements to support the three brands, [[Cyma]], [[Doxa]], and [[Ernest Borel]]. [[Au ...

In this period, advertisements ("Annonces") become more important and prolific, filling the pages and expa ...

The Staybrite name first appeared in advertisements in early [[1926]], with announcements of the new patented steel appearing w ...

...ng number 18. Both companies featured the entire factory building in their advertisements, with Breitling showing a large roof-mounted sign missing in the Couleru-Me ...

...is a great deal of confusion about this, since the ebauche maker produced advertisements showing sample watches, but a close examination reveals that none bore the ...eaning of the company name. The use of the acute e is ubiquitous in period advertisements, though it us typically not used today when referring to the company. ...

...d would also manufacture other springs, including mainsprings and secrets. Advertisements in the 1930s claim that the firm was founded in [[1860]] and [[1856]], neit ...

By [[1916]], Berna was using the term, "High-Life Watches" in advertisements. Bernard Gabus was an apprentice watchmaker in [[1893]] but his profile was ...