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...[[balance]]s for watches, first in [[La Chaux-de-Fonds]] and later in [[La Sagne]]. It was active between [[1906]] and [[1934]]. ==La Chaux-de-Fonds== ...

* [[JeanRichard, Daniel|Daniel Jean Richard]] moves from La Sagne to [[Le Locle]] and founds the watch industry in the Swiss canton [[Neuchât ...

Paul Berner (1858-1942) was watchmaker born and died in La Chaux-de-Fonds. ...s. Two years later, he was appointed director of the watchmaking school of La Chaux-de-Fonds. He remained at the school for over four decades, retiring i ...

...[[La Chaux-de-Fonds]], though he was also noted to be originally from [[La Sagne]]. He joined [[Georges Favre-Jacot]]'s thriving factory in [[1900]], shortl ...

Charles-Albert Vuille was an industrialist focused on watchmaking in [[La Chaux-de-Fonds]]. He was long the administrator of [[Fabriques de Spiraux R ...[[1886]] before returning home to work. He spent the rest of his life in [[La Chaux-de-Fonds]]. ...

...was founded in [[1848]] or [[1850]] by Constant Huguenin-Thiébaud in [[La Sagne]]. He produced balances for the various escapement makers in the community. ...muel Jaquet (1870-1926). Born a short distance away in the village of [[la Sagne]] in [[1870]], he was the son of Jules Jaquet. Known as Samuel, he married ...

Frédéric-Louis Favre-Bulle was born on January 21, 1770 in Coudres de la Sagne, Switzerland. Displaying an early aptitude for the craft, he quickly master ...

...tor of [[Longines]] on January 24, [[1968]], with Pierre-André Maire of La Sagne serving as assistant director. He worked on the revolutionary [[Longines Ul ...[1981]]. Maire was a director of [[Salon international de l'assemblage, de la miniaturisation et de l'automatisation]] in April [[1984]] and became secre ...

...[La Chaux-de-Fonds]], and eponymous manufacturers in [[Tramelan]] and [[Le Sagne]]. Many of these were soon merged and closed, including the workshops in Sa ...

...er''' was a Swiss watch brand founded in [[1872]]. It is associated with [[La Chaux-de-Fonds]] and later used the '''Brémon''' brand. ...founded in [[1872]] in Germany as a watch manufacturer. It was located in La Chaux-de-Fonds on Rue Fritz-Courvoisier 2 by [[1875]] but had relocated to ...

...ll of Ponts-de-Martel, and great grandfather David François Tissot of [[La Sagne]]. ...

Jules Calame-Robert was a watchmaking company in [[La Chaux-de-Fonds]] in the 19th century. ...rt listed in Indicateur Davoine is Fl. Calame-Robert at Rue des Juifs 2 in La Chaux-de-Fonds. He was a merchant not necessarily involved in watchmaking a ...

...choepf-Courvoisier and then Buess & Gagnebin. The company was located in [[La Chaux-de-Fonds]] and specialized in watches for women. The company is said ...watchmaking firm in the 1860s. In [[1873]] the company is listed at Rue de la Demoiselle 13. ...

Paul Perret ([[1854]]-[[1904]]) was a [[La Chaux-de-Fonds]] watchmaker and regulator famous for his invention of an in ...d prevented from regularly attending a local school" before he "settled in La Chaux-de-Fonds as an apprentice watchmaker" in [[1872]]. He likely learned ...

...Perrenoud ([[1885]]-[[1952]]) was born on September 22, [[1885]], in [[La Sagne]], Switzerland. After taking over his family's [[assortiment]]s business in Perrenoud is often listed as coming from [[La Sagne]], [[Les Ponts-de-Martel]], and [[Le Brévine]] early in life, though later ...

** [[Précimax]], [[La Neuveville]] ** [[Ega SA]], [[La Sagne]] ...

...nership of Henri Reynier, bourgeois of Neuchâtel, and Ulysse Roulet, of La Sagne. The company focused on watchmaking and was listed in [[Indicateur Davoine] ...cularly in [[La Sagne]], using escapements from [[Buttes]], [[Bayards]], [[La Côte-aux-Fees]], and [[Couvet]], balance springs from [[Le Locle]], balance ...