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'''Yema''' is a watch company located in [[Besançon]], [[France]] and owned for a time by [[Seiko]]. ...created some of the first automatic chronometers ever produced entirely in France. The company produced many technical and sports watches. In [[1988]], Seiko ...

The French watch brand '''Alain Silberstein''' [[Category:Watch brands]] ...

'''Alexis Barthelay''' is a French watch brand, currently part of the [[Franck Muller]] group. [[Category:Watch brands]] ...

'''Dior''' is a French jewellery maker and watch brand. [[Category:Watch brands France]] ...

'''Pequignet''' is a french watch manufacturer. [[Category:Watch brands]] ...

'''Christopher Ward''' is an English watch brand founded in [[2004]]. It was merged with [[Biel]] movement maker '''[[ Formed in [[2004]] by Mike France, Chris Ward and Peter Ellis, Christopher Ward specialized in affordable lux ...

...inuing his passion by a serious accident. Since then he has specialized in watch production. [[2003]], after two years of development work, the first watch was presented: the mechanical chronograph GP-44 with [[automatic]] winding. ...

...]] was competitive with brands such as [[Blancpain]] and [[Breguet]]. Each watch was individually numbered and came with a signed lithograph as a certificat ...to [[Le Sentier]] and was offering a column wheel chronograph watch. This watch featured a [[double barrel]] movement and [[Breguet hairspring]] and formed ...

...ear of [[Henri Perrenoud]]. He served on the Chambre de Commerce Suisse in France, soon becoming secretary. He was called to a more important job just a few ...t Swiss brands. This move placed Hainard on the board of many producers of watch components. Hainard was removed from the management of [[Martel]] in Novemb ...

The Chanel jewelry brand was created in [[1932]] in [[Paris]]. The Chanel watch brand was launched in [[1987]] with the [[Chanel Première]], produced under ...18]], it was revealed that Chanel had purchased a 20% stake in prestigious watch manufacturer [[F. P. Journe]]. The next year, Chanel purchased 20% of [[Ken ...

...with a single central [[lug]] that established the company as a creator of watch designs. * Ladies' Watch Prize (tie): Secret [[2005]] ...

...luxury goods maker, founder of the [[LVMH]] group, and launched a high-end watch line in [[2002]]. ...gs from [[Chanel]], [[Ralph Lauren]], and others. This remains the primary watch line for Louis Vuitton to this day. The company leveraged the high-end watc ...

...hes under the [[Levrette]], '''Astra''', '''Eden''', and '''La Victoire''' brands. ...ttled near [[La Chaux-de-Fonds]] in [[1832]], leaving Haut Rhin, Alsace in France. In [[1871]] Braunschweig was engaged as a watchmaker rue du Crêt 5. His so ...

H. Barbezat-Bôle was located on Rue du France 1 and 5 in Le Locle by [[1886]]. The company was known for [[complicated]] [[Category:Watch brands Switzerland]] ...

'''Hermès''' is a Swiss watch manufacturer, part of the famous French luxury accessory manufacturer. ...dded luggage, bags, and document wallets over time. In [[1928]], the first watch bearing the Hermès name appeared, and many more were produced for the compa ...

...(champagne). The most important markets for LVMH are the U.S., followed by France and Japan. ...de-Fonds]], renaming it Les Ateliers Horlogers and focusing it on high-end watch development for Dior. ...

...ing his father's Neva brand before becoming involved in the Abra and Brota brands. ...aking firm Controlex SA in April [[1918]]. The pair joined Albert Bloch of France in an export firm focused on the Polish market in May [[1919]]. ...

'''Maurice Lacroix''' is a [[Swiss]] watch manufacturer, launched by [[Desco von Schulthess]] in [[1975]] and owned by ...1889]], was a trading company in silks and became Far East agent for watch brands [[Eterna]] and [[Certina]] in the 1960s, adding [[Jaeger-LeCoultre]], [[TAG ...

...neighboring city, which continues to this day. Its name is integral to the brands [[Blancpain]] (which began there) and [[Minerva]] (now part of [[Montblanc] ...bly of money boxes. Villeret also had two workshops for production of gold watch cases: Chopard (known as "le Petit") and that of Jean-Frédéric Boissonnas o ...

== Merger of nationalized watch companies in Glashütte == ...sophistication or with the outstanding reputation of the well-known Swiss brands. ...