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...e called "Ehem. Königlich Bayerischer Hofuhrmacher" (former royal bavarian court clockmaker). ...

* [[Court]] ...south. [[Moutier]] is just on the other side of the gorges de Court from [[Court]] to the north. ...

Hänni & Künzli was an [[ebauche]] factory in [[Court]] founded by [[Ernest Künzli]] and [[Arnold Hänni]] by [[1890]]. * [[1888]], June 15 - Hänni & Künzli is transferred to [[Court]] ...

...ph|Ferdinand Adolph Lange]] starts a watchmaking education at the renowned court watchmaker [[Gutkaes, Johann Christian Friedrich | Johann Christian Friedri ...

* [[Abraham-Louis Breguet]] is appointed as Court Supplier of King Louis XVI. ...

Essor is a maker of [[ebauche]]s and watchmaking machines in [[Court]] from [[1915]] through the present day. The company began as Rossé & Buech ...chased a number of ebauches from them and was brought to the Swiss federal court on charges of evading [[Fidhor]] restrictions on competition. The case was ...

* [[Georges Russbach]], [[Court]] (member) * [[Georges Russbach]], [[Court]] (member) ...

=== Royal Bavarian Court Clockmaker === ...e called "Ehem. Königlich Bayerischer Hofuhrmacher" (Former Royal Bavarian Court Clockmaker). ...

...dval" today. The valley is accessed from the south through the gorges de [[Court]] and includes the watchmaking towns of [[Moutier]] and [[Corcelles]]. ...

** [[Court]] ...

...strialist primarily remembered for the [[ebauche]] factory he founded in [[Court]], [[Hänni & Künzli]]. A few years later, the authorities in [[Court]] invited him to move his workshop to their village. He joined forces with ...

...the watchmakers guild, was awarded the title "Supplier of the Royal Danish Court" and produced timepieces for King Frederik VII. and Countess Danner. The co ...

...regard to two ebauche factories in the [[Bernese Jura]], [[Essor SA]] in [[Court]], and [[Meyer et Fils]] in [[Pontenet]]. * [[Essor|Rosse & Affolter, L'Essor]], [[Court]] (refuses to be acquired by Ebauches SA, joins the [[FH]] with a focus on ...

...failure of the [[Glashütte Rule]] and won the trial at the Munich District Court. After Mühle had declared the settlement negotiations in July [[2007]] as a Meanwhile, the matter has found a happy ending. At 19 March [[2008]] a court confirmed the end the insolvency. At Baselworld [[2008]], the new models '' ...

...hütte/Sa.]] Interestingly, the new Nomos in [[2007]] also brings a suit to court with similar reasons, and this time against the company [[Mühle]], also bas ...

...SA]], FEB was established in [[1927]] and quickly took over factories in [[Court]], [[Villeret]], [[Cortébert]], and [[Sonceboz]]. This group of factories r *** [[Court]] ...

...ing in April of the following year, with their properties auctioned by the court in [[1932]]. ...vret attempted to use the brand Favret Watch but this was nullified by the court in [[1932]]. ...

...inst [[Ernest Stutzmann]] and [[Albert Roth]] of Saint-Imier in a [[1903]] court case. He received patent 16598 on May 4 [[1898]] and registered the Bonheur ...

...factory in Europe, furnishing exquisite timepieces to the Russian Imperial Court. His father succeeded him in the manufacture of unusual timepieces. Thiebau Henri Thiebaud (sic) is noted in the [[1955]] court case of [https://casetext.com/case/united-states-v-watchmakers-of-switzerla ...

...is located immediately north of [[Court]], connected through the gorges de Court, and to the west of the smaller towns of [[Grandval]] and [[Corcelles]]. ...