A chronograph for paratroopers!

Around 1945, Excelsior Park launched a highly original chronograph, which the company recommended to military paratroopers!

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The true story of Ernest Borel watches

A jewel in the crown of Neuchâtel watchmaking, Ernest Borel has always combined originality of design with chronometric precision.

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Two new watchmakers this week: Junior and Sportex

These two chronograph manufacturers have a direct link with Leonidas

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The true story of Leonidas Watches

A major player in Swiss chronographs and counters in the 20th century, Léonidas is known today only to a handful of collectors and vintage watch enthusiasts.

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The true story of Wyler watches

Wyler watches were made famous by the use of the famous Incaflex balance wheel. But Wyler's history is not limited to this original shock absorber

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The true story of Ardath watches

Compared to other century-old companies, Ardath's lifespan was relatively short at 60 years, but from the late 1950s onwards it created some really interesting models

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Just out!

10 years in the making, 5 years to write, the first reference book on the history of the Swiss wristwatch is finally available! 

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The true story of Universal Genève

For many watch collectors, Universal is one of the finest Swiss brands.

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Minerva calibre 52

Signed Mercure, this chronograph conceals a calibre unlike any other.

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The "third" Swiss dive watch: Cornavin P.810

The first watch to display decompression times as a function of depth and dive time

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