Electa pocket chronographs and the legacy of Henry Alfred Lugrin
The history of Electa pocket chronographs began in the United States, continued in Geneva, and ended in La Chaux-de-Fonds. It was a rather unusual journey of technology transfer, but Swiss watchmakers were involved in every stage of the process.
Read moreChronographs without counters and "stop" watches: Part 2
The second part of this article focuses on chronographs without counters produced by watch "manufactures". Several manufacturers developed this type of watch between the 1940s and 1960s, but none continued to produce them thereafter.
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