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Given the popularity of the name Favre in the [[Swiss Jura]] region, there were many different watchmaking companies called Favre Frères in the 19th and early 20th century. | Given the popularity of the name Favre in the [[Swiss Jura]] region, there were many different watchmaking companies called Favre Frères in the 19th and early 20th century. | ||
* [[ | * [[Favre Frères]] of [[Neuveville]] and [[Cormoret]] | ||
** The firm split in [[1891]] with the Neuveville operation becoming [[Jules Favre]] and the Cormoret operation becoming the predecessor to [[Marc Favre]] | |||
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* [[Favre Frères]] of [[Le Locle]], dial makers | * [[Favre Frères]] of [[Le Locle]], dial makers | ||
* [[Favre Frères]] of [[Geneva]] | * [[Favre Frères]] of [[Geneva]] | ||
[[Category:Disambiguation]] | [[Category:Disambiguation]] | ||
Revision as of 04:19, 12 February 2024
Given the popularity of the name Favre in the Swiss Jura region, there were many different watchmaking companies called Favre Frères in the 19th and early 20th century.
- Favre Frères of Neuveville and Cormoret
- The firm split in 1891 with the Neuveville operation becoming Jules Favre and the Cormoret operation becoming the predecessor to Marc Favre
- Favre Frères of Le Locle, dial makers
- Favre Frères of Geneva