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Joël Pynson
February 2025
The DOGMA trademark was registered by Clemance Frère & Co. in 1949.
In 1951, the company was taken over by Arthur Dorsaz, who joined forces with Robert Schmidt to form Arthur Dorsaz & Cie, Montres Dogma [1].
Dogma watches are good Swiss watches with Ebauches SA calibers. They are characterized more by their quality than their originality.
1952
Dogma focuses on the automatic watch, following the progress of Ebauches SA calibers.
1957
1960
The company was finally taken over in 1972 by Aubry Frères, Ciny watches [2].
But the Dogma brand soon disappeared.
1976
[1] SOGC 1951
[2] La Suisse Horlogère, weekly edition, 1973, 6, p. 154
The archives of Fédération Horlogère, Davoine and l'Impartial are available online at www.doc.rero.ch
The archives of Journal Suisse d'Horlogerie, Europa Star, Revue Internationale d'Horlogerie and Suisse Horlogère are available at The Watch Library
The FOSC (Feuille Officielle Suisse du Commerce) is available on E-periodica
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