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Rado Watches
Rado is one belonging to the Swatch Group brand watches in the Swiss canton of Bern BE Lengnau.
The company has been the great-DiaStar 1962 known for quartz watches particularly scratchproof high-tech materials such as special ceramics, hard metal (tungsten and titanium carbide) and sapphire glass. Some models such as Ceramica or Cerix have won design awards. Other product lines are anatomist DiaStar, Sintra and integral. Models with diamond jewelry are also known as Jubilee or Super Jubilee version.
Rado The word comes from the Esperanto and means "wheel".
The company has been the great-DiaStar 1962 known for quartz watches particularly scratchproof high-tech materials such as special ceramics, hard metal (tungsten and titanium carbide) and sapphire glass. Some models such as Ceramica or Cerix have won design awards. Other product lines are anatomist DiaStar, Sintra and integral. Models with diamond jewelry are also known as Jubilee or Super Jubilee version.
Rado The word comes from the Esperanto and means "wheel".
Tissot Watches
Charles Félicien Tissot (1804-1873) founded with his son Charles-Emile (1830-1910) in 1853 in Le Locle a workshop that produced with foreign parts pocket watches. , Charles-Emile traveled frequently to Russia and the United States to sell their products. His son Charles (1860-1936) took over the company in 1883 and continues to sell travel. 1915 produced one also watches what happened at the instigation of Charles's son Paul (1890-1951), who was now with the company. 1920 was one of their own works.
1929, Tissot and Omega joined the Société Suisse pour l'Industrie SA Horlogère (SSIH) zusammammen. Tissot now also used blanks from other manufacturers (so-called Ebauches), 1957 built a new factory. In the seventies, Tissot was also massively affected by the crisis of the Swiss watch industry, which was triggered by the 1973 oil crisis, the emergence of cheaper imports from the Far East and the delayed adjustment to the quartz technology. In 1977, the branches in Peseux NE were closed and La Chaux-de-Fonds and abandoned the production of own movements completely. Nevertheless, Tissot wrote continues losses, so that in 1983 a collapse of the company seemed imminent. The rescue brought finally the concentration of SSIH and ASUAG (General Swiss Watch AG) to the Swatch Group, headed by Nicolas Hayek in 1985, which led to a comprehensive reorganization of the Swiss watch industry and expand into new markets.
In the eighties and nineties, Tissot made a name through a series of fashionable watches with housings made of unusual materials such as granite ("Rock Watch", 1987) and wood ("Woodwatch", 1991).
Tissot Le Locle
Today the collection is divided into seven product lines:
T-Sport: sports and diving watches.
T-Tactile (multi-function watches): T-Navigator with world time zones and T-Touch with features such as chronograph (stopwatch), Alarm, Thermo (temperature), meteorological (air pressure absolute and trend), altimeter (height) Compass and date, by be contact of the glass (touch screen) is called.
T-trend: women's watches in a variety of fashionable designs
T-Classic: Steel watches, mostly in classic, discreet design
Heritage: retro-style watches, launched to mark the 150th anniversary year olds in 2003
Pocket Watch: pocket watches.
T-Gold: Jewelry, watches with gold-plated housings, some retro-style
Many watches are offered in several technical variations, so there are plenty of models, both with automatic and with quartz, and occasionally also with solar power source. Most models are also offered in different designs, for example, with either stainless steel, gold, titanium, platinum or combinations of metals (bicolor), designed with different faces and different types of bracelets.
1929, Tissot and Omega joined the Société Suisse pour l'Industrie SA Horlogère (SSIH) zusammammen. Tissot now also used blanks from other manufacturers (so-called Ebauches), 1957 built a new factory. In the seventies, Tissot was also massively affected by the crisis of the Swiss watch industry, which was triggered by the 1973 oil crisis, the emergence of cheaper imports from the Far East and the delayed adjustment to the quartz technology. In 1977, the branches in Peseux NE were closed and La Chaux-de-Fonds and abandoned the production of own movements completely. Nevertheless, Tissot wrote continues losses, so that in 1983 a collapse of the company seemed imminent. The rescue brought finally the concentration of SSIH and ASUAG (General Swiss Watch AG) to the Swatch Group, headed by Nicolas Hayek in 1985, which led to a comprehensive reorganization of the Swiss watch industry and expand into new markets.
In the eighties and nineties, Tissot made a name through a series of fashionable watches with housings made of unusual materials such as granite ("Rock Watch", 1987) and wood ("Woodwatch", 1991).
Tissot Le Locle
Today the collection is divided into seven product lines:
T-Sport: sports and diving watches.
T-Tactile (multi-function watches): T-Navigator with world time zones and T-Touch with features such as chronograph (stopwatch), Alarm, Thermo (temperature), meteorological (air pressure absolute and trend), altimeter (height) Compass and date, by be contact of the glass (touch screen) is called.
T-trend: women's watches in a variety of fashionable designs
T-Classic: Steel watches, mostly in classic, discreet design
Heritage: retro-style watches, launched to mark the 150th anniversary year olds in 2003
Pocket Watch: pocket watches.
T-Gold: Jewelry, watches with gold-plated housings, some retro-style
Many watches are offered in several technical variations, so there are plenty of models, both with automatic and with quartz, and occasionally also with solar power source. Most models are also offered in different designs, for example, with either stainless steel, gold, titanium, platinum or combinations of metals (bicolor), designed with different faces and different types of bracelets.
Longines Watches
The Compagnie des Montres Longines, Francillon SA is a traditional Swiss watch manufacturer registered with the oldest watch brand in the world. The company goes back to a plant which was built in 1832 in the Swiss town of Saint-Imier, where today is the headquarters. In the company's museum can display the the company's history based on pocket watches and wristwatches, chronographs, chronometers and navigational instruments can be traced.
Auguste Agassiz opened in 1832 along with the watches dealers Henri Raiguel and Florian Morel in Saint-Imier a trade in manufacturing watches. Agassiz introduced the soon to be particularly durable known clocks "in the style of Saint-Imier" before at trade shows throughout Europe and was quick to establish a good reputation and high name recognition. 1 July 1862 before taking over his nephew Ernest Francillon the watch manufacturer. He purchased a 1866 piece of land outside of Saint-Imier to a place that was called There Longines. A factory was built in 1867 in a pocket with the drawing: "E. was Francillon, Longines, Suisse made. To protect against counterfeiting, the name "Longines" and then on 27 May 1889 at the Swiss Federal Office for Intellectual Property registered. By registering with the International Intellectual Property Office in March 1893 became the oldest registered Longines watch brand in the world.
Watch Presence Longines
After Francillon death in 1900 1903 were the first mechanical attachments ladies watches. Two years later produced the first mechanically produced Longines men's wristwatch, which gradually supplanted the pocket. In the following years, dedicated the company specializing in sports timing and supported scientific expeditions. Sun Longines was, for example, the timing of the historic Atlantic crossing by the American aviator Charles Lindbergh in 1927, responsible. Lindbergh then advised the watch manufacturers due to its experience with the problem of rapid positioning in the development of a special watch, which should allow the determination of longitude during a flight quickly and easily. This clock is referred to as the "Hour Angle" because the most important part in determining longitude, the hour angle of Greenwich, can be read directly from the Clock. It was published in 1932 under the name "Lindbergh" on the market.
In 1945 the first Longines watch came with an automatic lift to the market in 1952, the company was official timekeeper of the Olympic Winter Games in Oslo. 1960 a very thin electromagnetic plant was developed in 1967 brought out by the model "Ultra-Chron" a very precise automatic wristwatch with 36,000 vibrations per hour and 1969, a particularly accurate time quartz clock with the name "Ultra-Quartz" presents. With the advent of quartz watches in bulk got the company in the early 1980s the number of watch manufacturers in financial difficulties and was integrated into the SMH Group, which today than Swatch Group, with numerous brands like Swatch, Breguet, Omega, Blancpain, Longines a large Swiss watch manufacturers.
Auguste Agassiz opened in 1832 along with the watches dealers Henri Raiguel and Florian Morel in Saint-Imier a trade in manufacturing watches. Agassiz introduced the soon to be particularly durable known clocks "in the style of Saint-Imier" before at trade shows throughout Europe and was quick to establish a good reputation and high name recognition. 1 July 1862 before taking over his nephew Ernest Francillon the watch manufacturer. He purchased a 1866 piece of land outside of Saint-Imier to a place that was called There Longines. A factory was built in 1867 in a pocket with the drawing: "E. was Francillon, Longines, Suisse made. To protect against counterfeiting, the name "Longines" and then on 27 May 1889 at the Swiss Federal Office for Intellectual Property registered. By registering with the International Intellectual Property Office in March 1893 became the oldest registered Longines watch brand in the world.
Watch Presence Longines
After Francillon death in 1900 1903 were the first mechanical attachments ladies watches. Two years later produced the first mechanically produced Longines men's wristwatch, which gradually supplanted the pocket. In the following years, dedicated the company specializing in sports timing and supported scientific expeditions. Sun Longines was, for example, the timing of the historic Atlantic crossing by the American aviator Charles Lindbergh in 1927, responsible. Lindbergh then advised the watch manufacturers due to its experience with the problem of rapid positioning in the development of a special watch, which should allow the determination of longitude during a flight quickly and easily. This clock is referred to as the "Hour Angle" because the most important part in determining longitude, the hour angle of Greenwich, can be read directly from the Clock. It was published in 1932 under the name "Lindbergh" on the market.
In 1945 the first Longines watch came with an automatic lift to the market in 1952, the company was official timekeeper of the Olympic Winter Games in Oslo. 1960 a very thin electromagnetic plant was developed in 1967 brought out by the model "Ultra-Chron" a very precise automatic wristwatch with 36,000 vibrations per hour and 1969, a particularly accurate time quartz clock with the name "Ultra-Quartz" presents. With the advent of quartz watches in bulk got the company in the early 1980s the number of watch manufacturers in financial difficulties and was integrated into the SMH Group, which today than Swatch Group, with numerous brands like Swatch, Breguet, Omega, Blancpain, Longines a large Swiss watch manufacturers.
Charles Antoine LeCoultre and Ulysse
The company was founded in 1833 by brothers Charles Antoine LeCoultre and Ulysse in the Vallée de Joux, Canton of Vaud. In 1937 a collaboration led by the Paris watchmaker Edmond Jaeger, Jacques David in a merger of both companies, the brand name Jaeger-LeCoultre was born. For the U.S. market for some time, the brand name was retained LeCoultre. Known Watches models Reverso, Master Memovox and Master Reveil (Armbandwecker are). There are also produced table clocks, such as the Atmos, whose mechanical movement is wound by temperature changes.
1903: Development of the thinnest movement in the world. It is only 1.38 mm high.
1929: "Calibre 101" is the smallest hand-wound movement of the world. It weighs just under a gram and consists of 98 parts.
1930: production of the Atmos clock based on a patent by Jean-Léon Reutter.
1937: The Company and Jaeger Le Coulture merge after many years of cooperation.
1953: invention of "Future Matic", a wristwatch, which does away Aufziehkrone.
1974: Cheap and quartz movement watches from the Asian region, the Swiss watch industry fall into crisis.
In 1978: The German industrial group VDO (later Mannesmann) takes Jaeger-LeCoultre.
From 1985: Renaissance of the mechanical clock in the luxury segment.
2000: Mannesmann sells Jaeger-LeCoultre to the South African jewelry and luxury watch group Richemont.
2006: With over 900 employees achieved Jaeger-LeCoultre Swiss sales of more than 240 million francs.
1903: Development of the thinnest movement in the world. It is only 1.38 mm high.
1929: "Calibre 101" is the smallest hand-wound movement of the world. It weighs just under a gram and consists of 98 parts.
1930: production of the Atmos clock based on a patent by Jean-Léon Reutter.
1937: The Company and Jaeger Le Coulture merge after many years of cooperation.
1953: invention of "Future Matic", a wristwatch, which does away Aufziehkrone.
1974: Cheap and quartz movement watches from the Asian region, the Swiss watch industry fall into crisis.
In 1978: The German industrial group VDO (later Mannesmann) takes Jaeger-LeCoultre.
From 1985: Renaissance of the mechanical clock in the luxury segment.
2000: Mannesmann sells Jaeger-LeCoultre to the South African jewelry and luxury watch group Richemont.
2006: With over 900 employees achieved Jaeger-LeCoultre Swiss sales of more than 240 million francs.
Victorinox AG
Victorinox AG, based in the town of Schwyz [1] is a Swiss knife manufacturer who is best known as one of two original producers of the Swiss Army knife. The name is a portmanteau word made up of Victoria, the mother of the founder, and the INOX stainless steel.
A native of the Canton of Schwyz Group was founded in 1884 by Karl Elsener. The Victorinox group employs around 1,700 employees, including about 900 in Canton Schwyz, [2], and generated 2008 sales of 485 million Swiss francs. [4] The annual production of around 26 million units, of which 6 million to Swiss Army Knife , 7 million to other pocket tools, and 13 million to the household accounts and professional knives. The company is managed by Carl Elsener Jr.., Great-grandson of the founder. [4]
End of the 19th Century, there were already large in the German Solingen knife manufacturers, while Switzerland was still little developed economically and industrially.
The Swiss cutler Karl Elsener founded in 1884, after he had spent his apprenticeship in Paris and in southern Germany, a cutlery workshop in Ibach.
On the initiative of Karl Elsener out of the Swiss knife maker association is founded in 1891. Karl Elsener and his colleagues supply the Swiss Army knives for the first time with soldiers.
This knife should be suitable as an aid in eating, while providing tools for the maintenance of guns. Many of his colleagues, however, gave to the following year, as the operation was in the German Solingen his knives produce cost-effective. This was Karl Elsener left as the only, albeit with great losses. With the help of his relatives, he managed to achieve a moratorium and thus avert the threat of bankruptcy. With the great success of the officer and sport knife, which he developed as a lighter, more functional successor to the soldiers knife, he was later able to voluntarily compensate all his creditors with interest.
On 12 June 1897 protects the Swiss Officer's knife and sports law. This model is later than the original Swiss Army Knife around the globe known. Even if the officer does not like his predecessor knife to a defense official subject of the Swiss Army, it was later to help his company's international breakthrough. The Swiss Army Knife, as it is called, has been constantly developed and is now available in over 100 designs. After the death of his mother Victoria chose Karl Elsener in 1909 her first name as a factory mark. The company's founder in 1909 allows the characteristic emblem with the cross and shield protected by law. Today it is registered in over 120 countries as a trademark.
With the invention and proliferation of stainless steel, which plays an important role in the production of knives, 1921, from the make Victoria and the international license plates of stainless steel INOX the company name of Victorinox.
1931 was the first fully electric hardening in the world installed in Victorionx
Since November 1978, Victorinox knives are part of the team equipment of the Space [NASA shuttle five] [6]. The space agency ordered 50 of the American Master Craftsman Swiss Army Knife. NASA points but also explicitly point out that this order without permission may be commercially marketed under the name NASA in conjunction. We give you the agreement but that Victorinox press releases may be published with the statement that the knife from Ibach to standard equipment belonged astronaut.
Per second January 1979 is the private company Carl Elsener Knives in the family corporation converted Victorinox AG.
Under the brand name Swiss Army is increasing, the then U.S. distributor in the U.S. in 1989 into a watch shop.
1999 Victorinox enters the luggage market and give the U.S. TRG Group in St. Louis, the license for the manufacture and distribution.
1999 was followed by the founding of Victorinox Watch SA in Bonfol, own watch factory in French-speaking part of Switzerland. The Victorinox Foundation is built 2000th It holds 75% of the share capital of Victorinox AG. Another 15% are owned by the nonprofit Carl Elsener and Elise-Good Foundation.
2001 Victorinox launches in the U.S., a clothing line.
2002 is the sole shareholder of Swiss Army Victorinox Brands Inc. in the U.S.. Thus, sales volume increases for the first time over 400 million CHF.
2003 Victorinox takes over the American society including the NA Wenger Swiss Army Fragrance perfume labels.
2005 Victorinox acquired Wenger in the economically ailing competitors Delémont. [7]. This creates a purchase of Wenger was prevented by foreign investors, which would have been regarded as defamatory for the Swiss army knife. Furthermore, it makes the position in the knife market was further expanded. Wenger has been maintained as a separate brand and continues to be her own Swiss army knife, which differ in construction and design of the Victorinox products. Victorinox and Wenger together produce annually 25 million meters.
2006 The Victorinox Watch SA moves from Bonfol in the new watch factory in order to Porrentruy.
Victorinox founded in 2007 at the site of the headquarters of Victorinox Swiss Army Fragrance AG. The former Wenger's perfume line will be repositioned and replaced the emblem as a trademark Victorinox Victorinox Swiss Army.
At the beginning of the 21st Century saw the introduction of the Swiss Memory, a combination of knife and USB stick.
2010 Victorinox Presentation Master at CES in Las Vegas than flew after the Swiss Memory was introduced, which satisfies the knife a laser pointer, a fingerprint reader (fingerprint reader) and a Bluetooth module [8].
Today is also the Victorinox Rescue Tool offered "a rescue knife, containing, among other things, the functions handed blade with liner lock system, belt cutter, window breaker and disc saw. Victorinox also produces the current one-hand opening pocket knife with the German Bundeswehr.
In the television series MacGyver, which was produced in the 1980s and 1990s, were the Swiss Army Knife from Victorinox a trademark of the eponymous main character Angus MacGyver, this used regularly to build improvised devices or to free themselves from emergency situations.
A native of the Canton of Schwyz Group was founded in 1884 by Karl Elsener. The Victorinox group employs around 1,700 employees, including about 900 in Canton Schwyz, [2], and generated 2008 sales of 485 million Swiss francs. [4] The annual production of around 26 million units, of which 6 million to Swiss Army Knife , 7 million to other pocket tools, and 13 million to the household accounts and professional knives. The company is managed by Carl Elsener Jr.., Great-grandson of the founder. [4]
End of the 19th Century, there were already large in the German Solingen knife manufacturers, while Switzerland was still little developed economically and industrially.
The Swiss cutler Karl Elsener founded in 1884, after he had spent his apprenticeship in Paris and in southern Germany, a cutlery workshop in Ibach.
On the initiative of Karl Elsener out of the Swiss knife maker association is founded in 1891. Karl Elsener and his colleagues supply the Swiss Army knives for the first time with soldiers.
This knife should be suitable as an aid in eating, while providing tools for the maintenance of guns. Many of his colleagues, however, gave to the following year, as the operation was in the German Solingen his knives produce cost-effective. This was Karl Elsener left as the only, albeit with great losses. With the help of his relatives, he managed to achieve a moratorium and thus avert the threat of bankruptcy. With the great success of the officer and sport knife, which he developed as a lighter, more functional successor to the soldiers knife, he was later able to voluntarily compensate all his creditors with interest.
On 12 June 1897 protects the Swiss Officer's knife and sports law. This model is later than the original Swiss Army Knife around the globe known. Even if the officer does not like his predecessor knife to a defense official subject of the Swiss Army, it was later to help his company's international breakthrough. The Swiss Army Knife, as it is called, has been constantly developed and is now available in over 100 designs. After the death of his mother Victoria chose Karl Elsener in 1909 her first name as a factory mark. The company's founder in 1909 allows the characteristic emblem with the cross and shield protected by law. Today it is registered in over 120 countries as a trademark.
With the invention and proliferation of stainless steel, which plays an important role in the production of knives, 1921, from the make Victoria and the international license plates of stainless steel INOX the company name of Victorinox.
1931 was the first fully electric hardening in the world installed in Victorionx
Since November 1978, Victorinox knives are part of the team equipment of the Space [NASA shuttle five] [6]. The space agency ordered 50 of the American Master Craftsman Swiss Army Knife. NASA points but also explicitly point out that this order without permission may be commercially marketed under the name NASA in conjunction. We give you the agreement but that Victorinox press releases may be published with the statement that the knife from Ibach to standard equipment belonged astronaut.
Per second January 1979 is the private company Carl Elsener Knives in the family corporation converted Victorinox AG.
Under the brand name Swiss Army is increasing, the then U.S. distributor in the U.S. in 1989 into a watch shop.
1999 Victorinox enters the luggage market and give the U.S. TRG Group in St. Louis, the license for the manufacture and distribution.
1999 was followed by the founding of Victorinox Watch SA in Bonfol, own watch factory in French-speaking part of Switzerland. The Victorinox Foundation is built 2000th It holds 75% of the share capital of Victorinox AG. Another 15% are owned by the nonprofit Carl Elsener and Elise-Good Foundation.
2001 Victorinox launches in the U.S., a clothing line.
2002 is the sole shareholder of Swiss Army Victorinox Brands Inc. in the U.S.. Thus, sales volume increases for the first time over 400 million CHF.
2003 Victorinox takes over the American society including the NA Wenger Swiss Army Fragrance perfume labels.
2005 Victorinox acquired Wenger in the economically ailing competitors Delémont. [7]. This creates a purchase of Wenger was prevented by foreign investors, which would have been regarded as defamatory for the Swiss army knife. Furthermore, it makes the position in the knife market was further expanded. Wenger has been maintained as a separate brand and continues to be her own Swiss army knife, which differ in construction and design of the Victorinox products. Victorinox and Wenger together produce annually 25 million meters.
2006 The Victorinox Watch SA moves from Bonfol in the new watch factory in order to Porrentruy.
Victorinox founded in 2007 at the site of the headquarters of Victorinox Swiss Army Fragrance AG. The former Wenger's perfume line will be repositioned and replaced the emblem as a trademark Victorinox Victorinox Swiss Army.
At the beginning of the 21st Century saw the introduction of the Swiss Memory, a combination of knife and USB stick.
2010 Victorinox Presentation Master at CES in Las Vegas than flew after the Swiss Memory was introduced, which satisfies the knife a laser pointer, a fingerprint reader (fingerprint reader) and a Bluetooth module [8].
Today is also the Victorinox Rescue Tool offered "a rescue knife, containing, among other things, the functions handed blade with liner lock system, belt cutter, window breaker and disc saw. Victorinox also produces the current one-hand opening pocket knife with the German Bundeswehr.
In the television series MacGyver, which was produced in the 1980s and 1990s, were the Swiss Army Knife from Victorinox a trademark of the eponymous main character Angus MacGyver, this used regularly to build improvised devices or to free themselves from emergency situations.
Maurice Laxroix
Overview [edit]
Every year at Maurice Lacroix produced 120 000 clocks, including 50,000 with mechanical movement. [1] The company, under the same holding company based in Zurich is part of Zurich Desco von Schulthess AG and employs approximately 300 employees, including about 200 in the international headquarters Zurich and Saignelégier in the production and Montfaucon in Switzerland. "Maurice Lacroix" was the name of a member the Board of Parent. At the time that was given to the launch of its own watch brand, he died. In his honor, they chose its name as a brand name.
Founding and history [edit]
Founder of the brand Maurice Lacroix was the President and CEO of the Desco von Schulthess AG, Dr. Peter Brunner. 1961 Zurich acquired the Desco von Schulthess AG Jurassic Saignelégier one assembly facility for the production of private label watches for the domestic and international market. Then in 1975 the brand was founded in Saignelégier and the company was marketing the first Clock Austria under the name Maurice Lacroix. In the 1980s, was an international sales network set up and Pforzheim in Germany, the headquarters of the company opened. 1989 Maurice Lacroix acquired the Swiss housing factory Queloz SA, are produced in the well-known watch brands for other housing.
In 1990, under the name Masterpiece Collection, a mechanical watch collection with technical innovations out as a trademark, which was fitted with blued screws and polished bridges. As a quality characteristic Maurice Lacroix has created one of the first manufacturers the opportunity to look into the case movement through glass floors.
In the fall of 2001, the Maurice Lacroix SA, previously a division of Desco von Schulthess AG, for an independent legal entity. Since January 2007, Maurice Lacroix is one within the group to the newly founded Desco Desco Luxury Holding AG. In 2006, Maurice Lacroix's first fully self-developed chronograph caliber (ML 106 presented). The factory complex components for mechanical calibers are manufactured in our own workshops in Montfaucon near Saignelégier. This can be counted among the Maurice Lacroix Swiss watch manufacturers. Today (2010) Maurice Lacroix has around 300 employees in about 3300 stores in over 60 countries around the globe.
Every year at Maurice Lacroix produced 120 000 clocks, including 50,000 with mechanical movement. [1] The company, under the same holding company based in Zurich is part of Zurich Desco von Schulthess AG and employs approximately 300 employees, including about 200 in the international headquarters Zurich and Saignelégier in the production and Montfaucon in Switzerland. "Maurice Lacroix" was the name of a member the Board of Parent. At the time that was given to the launch of its own watch brand, he died. In his honor, they chose its name as a brand name.
Founding and history [edit]
Founder of the brand Maurice Lacroix was the President and CEO of the Desco von Schulthess AG, Dr. Peter Brunner. 1961 Zurich acquired the Desco von Schulthess AG Jurassic Saignelégier one assembly facility for the production of private label watches for the domestic and international market. Then in 1975 the brand was founded in Saignelégier and the company was marketing the first Clock Austria under the name Maurice Lacroix. In the 1980s, was an international sales network set up and Pforzheim in Germany, the headquarters of the company opened. 1989 Maurice Lacroix acquired the Swiss housing factory Queloz SA, are produced in the well-known watch brands for other housing.
In 1990, under the name Masterpiece Collection, a mechanical watch collection with technical innovations out as a trademark, which was fitted with blued screws and polished bridges. As a quality characteristic Maurice Lacroix has created one of the first manufacturers the opportunity to look into the case movement through glass floors.
In the fall of 2001, the Maurice Lacroix SA, previously a division of Desco von Schulthess AG, for an independent legal entity. Since January 2007, Maurice Lacroix is one within the group to the newly founded Desco Desco Luxury Holding AG. In 2006, Maurice Lacroix's first fully self-developed chronograph caliber (ML 106 presented). The factory complex components for mechanical calibers are manufactured in our own workshops in Montfaucon near Saignelégier. This can be counted among the Maurice Lacroix Swiss watch manufacturers. Today (2010) Maurice Lacroix has around 300 employees in about 3300 stores in over 60 countries around the globe.
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