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The [[Geneva]] [[balance spring]] factory of Dufaux Lutz et Fils was founded by Emma Dufaux (1824-?), daughter of J.-S. Lutz (1800-1864). The company would take the name of Charles Dufaux in the 1890s and was a founding member of the [[FSR]] cartel in [[1895]].
The [[Geneva]] [[balance spring]] factory of Dufaux Lutz et Fils was founded by Emma Dufaux (1824-?), daughter of J.-S. Lutz (1800-1864). The company would take the name of Charles Dufaux in the 1890s and was a founding member of the [[FSR]] cartel in [[1895]].
==Timeline==
* [[1851]] - Lutz springs receive a medal at the London exposition
* [[1855]] - Lutz springs receive a medal at the Universal Exposition in Paris
* [[1856]] - Lutz springs receive a medal at the Geneva exposition
* [[1857]] - Lutz springs receive a medal at the Berne exposition
* [[1860]] - Lutz springs receive a medal at the Besançon exposition
* [[1867]] - Lutz springs receive a medal at the Paris exposition
* [[1871]] - Gentil-Lutz, maker of balance springs, is listed at Nant 433, Servette, Geneva
* [[1873]] - Lutz springs receive a medal at the Vienna exposition
* [[1875]] - Dufaux Lutz et Fils, maker of balance springs, is listed at Route de Lausanne in Geneva; an advertisement shows "Spiraux Lutz" and claims that the company is the successor to Lutz & Fils
* [[1878]] - Lutz springs receive top recognition at the Universal Exposition in Paris and is the spring used by the top winners at the Geneva Observatory
* [[1883]] - The company is known as Charles Dufaux


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Revision as of 13:02, 16 March 2023

The Geneva balance spring factory of Dufaux Lutz et Fils was founded by Emma Dufaux (1824-?), daughter of J.-S. Lutz (1800-1864). The company would take the name of Charles Dufaux in the 1890s and was a founding member of the FSR cartel in 1895.

Timeline

  • 1851 - Lutz springs receive a medal at the London exposition
  • 1855 - Lutz springs receive a medal at the Universal Exposition in Paris
  • 1856 - Lutz springs receive a medal at the Geneva exposition
  • 1857 - Lutz springs receive a medal at the Berne exposition
  • 1860 - Lutz springs receive a medal at the Besançon exposition
  • 1867 - Lutz springs receive a medal at the Paris exposition
  • 1871 - Gentil-Lutz, maker of balance springs, is listed at Nant 433, Servette, Geneva
  • 1873 - Lutz springs receive a medal at the Vienna exposition
  • 1875 - Dufaux Lutz et Fils, maker of balance springs, is listed at Route de Lausanne in Geneva; an advertisement shows "Spiraux Lutz" and claims that the company is the successor to Lutz & Fils
  • 1878 - Lutz springs receive top recognition at the Universal Exposition in Paris and is the spring used by the top winners at the Geneva Observatory
  • 1883 - The company is known as Charles Dufaux