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[[Charles Hahn]] was a founder of the firm [[Hahn Frères]], later called [[Charles Hahn & Cie]], which manufactured [[ebauche]]s in [[Le Landeron]]. He worked with his sisters Laure Reutter, Julie Hahn, and brother [[Aimé-Auguste Hahn]].
Three generations of men named Charles Hahn were involved in the [[ebauche]] factory of [[Hahn Frères]] in [[Le Landeron]].


==Charles-Alfred Hahn==
Charles-Alfred Hahn was born in the 1820s in [[La Chaux-de-Fonds]]. His father was apparently also Aimé-Auguste Hahn like [[Aimé-Auguste Hahn|his brother]].
After his brother [[Aimé-Auguste Hahn]]'s joint venture with David-Henri Tissot-Vougeux failed in [[1844]], the two brothers started their own company. Called [[Hahn Frères]], it was officially established on December 31, [[1844]].
Charles-Alfred Hahn died in [[1875]] or [[1876]], leaving his share of the company to his son, also named Charles Hahn.
==Charles Hahn==
The second generation to operate the family firm was also named Charles Hahn. He formed a joint venture with his uncle [[Aimé-Auguste Hahn]] and La Chaux-de-Fonds watchmaker [[Charles-Frédéric Couleru]] in [[1879]] to operate the factory. This was dissolved and renamed [[Charles Hahn & Cie]] in [[1889]], with Aimé-Auguste no longer an owner.
==Charles-Alfred Hahn==
The third generation Charles Hahn joined the company's management in [[1907]].
On October 25, [[1912]], Charles-Alfred Hahn took over the firm completely.
==See Also==
* [[Aimé-Auguste Hahn]]


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Revision as of 03:31, 16 April 2023

Three generations of men named Charles Hahn were involved in the ebauche factory of Hahn Frères in Le Landeron.

Charles-Alfred Hahn

Charles-Alfred Hahn was born in the 1820s in La Chaux-de-Fonds. His father was apparently also Aimé-Auguste Hahn like his brother.

After his brother Aimé-Auguste Hahn's joint venture with David-Henri Tissot-Vougeux failed in 1844, the two brothers started their own company. Called Hahn Frères, it was officially established on December 31, 1844.

Charles-Alfred Hahn died in 1875 or 1876, leaving his share of the company to his son, also named Charles Hahn.

Charles Hahn

The second generation to operate the family firm was also named Charles Hahn. He formed a joint venture with his uncle Aimé-Auguste Hahn and La Chaux-de-Fonds watchmaker Charles-Frédéric Couleru in 1879 to operate the factory. This was dissolved and renamed Charles Hahn & Cie in 1889, with Aimé-Auguste no longer an owner.

Charles-Alfred Hahn

The third generation Charles Hahn joined the company's management in 1907.

On October 25, 1912, Charles-Alfred Hahn took over the firm completely.

See Also