Reymond

The Reymond family is a well-known watchmaking family from the Vallée de Joux. Members of the family founded the Valjoux watch movement factory there as well as the ARSA/Unitas factory in Tramelan.

• Samuel Reymond of Le Chenit
  • Henri-Samuel Reymond of Le Chenit, living in Sentier - founded Reymond Frères of Le Sentier
  • Julien Reymond of Le Chenit, living in London - founded Reymond Frères of Le Sentier

• Louis-Daniel Reymond of Le Chenit (died by 1888)
  • Jules-Henri Reymond of Crêt-Meylan near Le Brassus - founded Reymond Frères of Le Brassus but withdrew
  • Louis-Alfred Reymond of Crêt-Meylan near Le Brassus - founded Reymond Frères of Le Brassus
  • Louis-Daniel Reymond (died by 1891) of Crêt-Meylan near Le Brassus - not involved in Reymond Frères of Le Brassus
  • Paul-Elie Reymond of Crêt-Meylan near Le Brassus - founded Reymond Frères of Le Brassus

• François-Henri Reymond-Golay of L'Abbaye, residing in Les Bioux - Founded wine and cheese business Reymond-Golay et Fils in Les Bioux
  • John-Auguste Reymond (died by 1952) of L'Abbaye, residing in Les Bioux - founded J. & C. Reymond Frères
    • Marius Reymond - took over Valjoux
      • Michel Reymond - joined the board in 1952
    • Arnold Reymond - took over Valjoux
  • Charles-Ami Reymond of L'Abbaye, residing in Les Bioux - Founded wine and cheese business Reymond-Golay et Fils in Les Bioux, founded J. & C. Reymond Frères

• Auguste Reymond of St-Sulpice living in Cour near Lausanne - founded A. Reymond in 1899 and ARSA in 1918