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==Timeline== | ==Timeline== | ||
* [[1873]] - Gentil-Lutz is listed at Servette 433 in Geneva | |||
* [[1877]] - Montandon-Gentil-Lutz is listed at Servette 433 in Geneva | |||
* [[1878]] - L. Montandon-Lütz & Cie, maker of balance springs, receives a silver medal at the Universal Exposition in Paris | * [[1878]] - L. Montandon-Lütz & Cie, maker of balance springs, receives a silver medal at the Universal Exposition in Paris | ||
* [[1880]] - L. Montandon-Lutz & Fils advertises itself as successor to J.-C. Lutz & Fils and is located at Chantepoulet 9 in Geneva as a maker of hardened steel balance springs | * [[1880]] - L. Montandon-Lutz & Fils advertises itself as successor to J.-C. Lutz & Fils and is located at Chantepoulet 9 in Geneva as a maker of hardened steel balance springs | ||
Revision as of 18:50, 17 March 2023
Lse. Montandon-Lütz et Fils was a maker of balance springs in Geneva in the late 19th century.
The company was likely founded by Adolphe Montandon-Lütz and his brother Jean.
Timeline
- 1873 - Gentil-Lutz is listed at Servette 433 in Geneva
- 1877 - Montandon-Gentil-Lutz is listed at Servette 433 in Geneva
- 1878 - L. Montandon-Lütz & Cie, maker of balance springs, receives a silver medal at the Universal Exposition in Paris
- 1880 - L. Montandon-Lutz & Fils advertises itself as successor to J.-C. Lutz & Fils and is located at Chantepoulet 9 in Geneva as a maker of hardened steel balance springs
- 1880 - L. Montandon-Lutz & Cie wins a first-class bronze medal at the Bienne exposition alongside Baehni and F. Bernard
- 1881 - Montandon-Lutz wins a second class bronze medal at the La Chaux-de-Fonds exposition alongside Rivenc-Paquet & Sandoz and Baehni Frères but behind C.-A. Paillard
- 1882 - L. Montandon-Lutz & Fils wins a first prize at the Universal Exposition in Melbourne
- 1883 - A business survey shows Louise Lütz, widow of Adolphe Montandon, and Jean Charles Adolphe Montandon, both of Le Locle and Brévine, as managers of Lse. Montandon-Lütz & Fils, a maker of balance springs at Rue Montrbillant 42 in Geneva
- 1892 - Jean Montandon-Lütz is involved in the Syndicate des Fabricants de Spiraux, a predecessor to FSR, alongside Baehni, George Sandoz, Charles Dufaux, and F. Guye & Cie
- 1887 - Montandon-Lütz is mentioned alongside Dufaux Lutz, Baehni, and G. Sandoz in an article responding to allegations of price fixing
- 1895 - The company Lse. Montandon-Lütz & Fils is liquidated and deleted, likely as a result of a buyout by FSR