History of the brands

The true story of Nitella watches
History of the brands

The true story of Nitella watches

Nitella
Nitella was founded in 1930 by Charles Nicolet, who ran the Fabrique Nicolet Watch. Four years later he sold it to Alfred Leuzinger and Werner Menzi.
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The true story of HOGA watches
History of the brands

The true story of HOGA watches

Hoga
HOGA is one of the brands associated with the village of Tramelan in the Bernese Jura. It is best known for its jumping-hour watches from the 1950s and 60s.
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The true story of Cortébert watches
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The true story of Cortébert watches

Cortébert
Today, Cortébert is no more than the name of a small Swiss village between St Imier and Bienne. Yet it was also the name of one of Switzerland's oldest watchmaking factories, producing watches for almost two centuries.
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The true story of Nicolet Watch
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The true story of Nicolet Watch

Nicolet Watch
There are many Nicolet watchmakers in the Tramelan region. In this case, it's Charles, the founder of an innovative company specializing in chronographs.
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The true story of White Star watches
History of the brands

The true story of White Star watches

White Star
One might think of White Star as a forgotten "little brand", a collateral victim of the quartz crisis of the 1970s. A closer look reveals an innovative company, responsible for a number of landmark models.
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The true story of Camy watches
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The true story of Camy watches

Camy
Forgotten today, the Camy watch factory was one of Switzerland's largest in the late 1960s, and millions of watches around the world bear the trademark of the dove of peace.
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The true story of Ernest Borel & Cie
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The true story of Ernest Borel & Cie

Ernest Borel
A jewel in the crown of the Neuchâtel watchmaking industry, Ernest Borel has always combined originality of design with chronometric precision. It is also one of Switzerland's oldest watchmakers, and its history is punctuated by remarkable models that are still sought-after today.
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The true story of Britix
History of the brands

The true story of Britix

Britix
As its name suggests, Britix has English origins, and the company made a name for itself from the 1940s onwards, particularly with its chronographs.
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