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The following individuals distinguished themselves as technician-watchmakers:
The following individuals distinguished themselves as technician-watchmakers:
* [[E. Borer]], [[Rolex]]
* [[Emil Borer]], [[Rolex]]
* [[François Cart]], [[Patek-Philippe]]
* [[François Cart]], [[Patek-Philippe]]
* [[Gilbert Caussignac]], [[Blancpain|Blancain/Rayville]]
* [[Gilbert Caussignac]] ([[La Chaux-de-Fonds]], [[1943]]), [[Blancpain|Blancain/Rayville]]
* [[Henri Colomb]], [[Zénith]]
* [[Henri Colomb]], [[Zénith]]
* [[Edgar Convert]], [[LeCoultre & Cie]]
* [[Edgar Convert]], [[LeCoultre & Cie]]
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* [[Jean Lebet]], [[LeCoultre & Cie]]
* [[Jean Lebet]], [[LeCoultre & Cie]]
* [[Aurèle Maire]], [[Gruen]] and [[Longines]]
* [[Aurèle Maire]], [[Gruen]] and [[Longines]]
* [[Albert Pellaton]], [[IWC]]
* [[Albert Pellaton]] ([[Neuchâtel]], [[1919]]), [[IWC]]
* [[Alfred Pfister]], [[Longines]]
* [[Alfred Pfister]], [[Longines]]
* [[A. Piguet]], [[Lémania]]
* [[A. Piguet]], [[Lémania]]

Latest revision as of 02:02, 11 September 2023

Technician-Watchmaker ("Horloger-Technicien") was a diploma category offered by watchmaking schools in Switzerland and Germany in the first half of the 20th century.

Notable Technician-Watchmakers

The following individuals distinguished themselves as technician-watchmakers:

Technician-Watchmaking Schools