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...ul Monnet ([[1891]]-[[1936]]) was a financier who worked with [[ASUAG]], [[FIDHOR]], and [[Ebauches SA]]. ...be chairman of [[Fiduciaire Horlogère Suisse|Fiduciaire Horlogère Suisse (FIDHOR)]] in [[1932]] and served there through [[1935]]. ...

...y, specifically [[Fiduciaire Horlogère Suisse|Fiduciaire Horlogère Suisse (FIDHOR)]] in Bienne. Laubscher was Vice President from [[1935]] to [[1945]], Presi [[Category:FIDHOR]] ...

...the Swiss Chamber of Watchmaking, the Swiss Watchmaking Federation, and [[Fidhor]]. ...

...name to [[Pedos]] in [[1929]]. The company gained infamy as a target for [[Fidhor]] in [[1934]] and was convicted for violating export and price controls. Pe ...

...om them and was brought to the Swiss federal court on charges of evading [[Fidhor]] restrictions on competition. The case was resolved in favor of the cartel ...

...f the 1930s when it was revealed that the company had attempted to evade [[Fidhor]] control and ship movements abroad through a French company. When this was ...

...inued to produce watches for decades. Ultimately, Pierce was able to sue [[FIDHOR]] and win a reprieve from the cartel's restrictions in the 1950s, liberatin In [[1932]], [[Fidhor]], the control body established to enforce the restrictions on trade, began ...

...company, Wasa faced issues as a "dissident" that resisted the control of [[Fidhor]] and skirted export controls through a French buyer, leading to bankruptcy ...

Pedos gained infamy as a target for [[Fidhor]] in [[1934]] and was convicted for violating export and price controls. ...1]], and leaving no serious watchmaking activity in [[Renan]]. After the [[Fidhor]] lawsuit, Derby was forced to reorganize and accept the control of [[Ebauc ...

...me were caught cheating, notably [[Degoumois et Cie]], which was sued by [[Fidhor]] in [[1932]] and lost. ...

* [[Louis-Paul Monnet]], [[FIDHOR]] ...

...ice president of FAR in [[1941]]. This earned him a seat on the board of [[FIDHOR]] in [[1942]]. ...