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• curprev 20:3820:38, 17 March 2024‎ Sfoskett talk contribs‎ 1,337 bytes +1,337‎ Created page with "Ernest Künzli (1857-1921) was an industrialist primarily remembered for the ebauche factory he founded in Court. Ernest Künzli was born in 1857 in Malleray, where he spent his youth and completed an apprenticeship in ebauche production. Künzli married Bertha Thalmann, daughter of a prominent watch merchant, which connected him to the Jeanneret family of Saint-Imier. He moved to the town to work in the factory of his father-in-law, Frit..."