History of the brands

The True Story of Numa Watches

Numa

The Gagnebin family was involved in several watch manufacturers in Tramelan, including Numa Watch, which went out of business during the "quartz crisis."

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History of the brands

The true story of the Manufacture Havila

Havila

This Tramelan-based manufacturer produced remarkable calibers for pocket watches in the early 20th century, but unfortunately disappeared during the crisis of the late 1920s.

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History of the brands

The true story of Dulux watches

Dulux

A general manufacturer based in Tramelan, Dulux did not survive the quartz crisis and disappeared at the end of the 20th century.

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History of the brands

The true story of Meyer & Stüdeli, Roamer watches

Roamer

Roamer was one of Switzerland's most important watch manufacturers in the 1930s-1950s. It simplified the work of watchmakers with its keyless water-resistant watches. The 1970s and the quartz crisis hit it hard, but the brand was revived and still exists today.

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History of the brands

The true story of Solvil and Titus

Solvil et Titus

Solvil et Titus is often criticized for using the name of famous timekeeper Paul Ditisheim without authorization. On closer examination, the company, while lacking the genius of the man who lent them his name, has nevertheless respected what made it famous: chronometers and jewelry watches.

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