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...ndustries du Jura was an [[industrial organization]] made up of other such organizations in the [[Swiss Jura]] region as well as [[Geneva]]. Formed in [[1890]] it r Member organizations included the following: ...

...or at [[Lemania Watch Co]]. in L'Orient. His impact was felt in many other industrial enterprises as well. ...utility organizations. He was a member of the Council of the Institute of Industrial Organization at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich and ser ...

...yndicat Patronal des Producteurs de la Montre à La Chaux-de-Fonds was an [[industrial organization]] in [[La Chaux-de-Fonds]] to promote the interests of watchma [[Category:Industrial organizations]] ...

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In [[1865]], inspired by the industrial age's demands and the rising working class's needs, Roskopf introduced a ra ...cial role in integrating Roskopf manufacturers into mainstream watchmaking organizations, ensuring his innovative principles continued to influence the industry. ...

...wn where he was well-known and appreciated in many circles, especially the industrial sector. By coincidence, Gaston Schwarz died just two days after two other i ...sense and exact knowledge, was sought after and listened to in horological organizations. ...

..., and the United States. [[Omega]] and [[Tissot]] had long been leaders in industrial watchmaking, bringing many aspects under one roof in [[Bienne]] and [[Le Lo [[Category:Organizations and institutions]] ...

...mic crisis, which led to significant changes in the Swiss watch industry's industrial fabric, including closures, mergers, and acquisitions. In response to this ...rprises. It is a "mixed control company" that exercises control over other industrial enterprises and sets directives for them. The company created two conglomor ...