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countries in Europe, work
directly for the
watchmaking industry and may have
completed a
formal watchmaking degree at a
technical school.[citation needed]...
- The
Finnish School of
Watchmaking (Finnish: Kelloseppäkoulu) is a
watchmaking school based in Espoo, Finland. The
school was
founded in
Lahti in 1944...
- U.S.: C****ell & co /
Houghton Mifflin. p. 2469 Mechanicalminds.org.
Watchmaking Lathes page by an amateur,
describing and
showing jewelers and watchmaker...
- of the
oldest watch manufacturers in the
world with an
uninterrupted watchmaking history since its
foundation in 1755. It
employs around 1,200 people...
-
early days of
watchmaking in the Glashütte region. In an
attempt to sell
inferior movements for a
premium price, less
renowned watchmaking areas were adding...
- the
French watchmaking company Montres Ambre de Morteau.
Henry Louis Belmont,
graduated at the top of his
class at the
National Watchmaking School of Besançon...
-
first class in the
Nicolas G.
Hayek Watchmaking School in Miami, Florida, in
September 2005.
There are
other watchmaking schools in Glashütte, Germany; Pforzheim...
-
subsequently became the company's mascot. In 2014, Oris
celebrated 110
years of
watchmaking with its
first in-house-developed
calibre for 35 years.
Calibre 110 was...
- of clocks] at once and in
other ways
facilitate the work”. (Automatic
watchmaking machinery was not
developed until the 1860s and Dennison’s
machine was...
-
watch and in 1999
reinvented one of
their classics, the
Emperador line.
Watchmaking was
regrouped in one collection:
Black Tie. In 2001, a
Piaget Haute Horlogerie...
