The Ten Greatest Watches In The World

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Two. Vacheron Constantin (Vacheron Constantin), founded in 1775, has a history of 250 years, and is one of the oldest and longest lasting list in the world.

Jean-Marc Vacheron, the founder, is a profound anthropologist.

Vacheron Constantin, known as the art of the nobility, has been playing a key role in the Swiss watch industry.

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Four, Breguet in 1775, Lewis A. A. Louis Breguet founded the brand of Baoji.

The world-renowned figure of the clock history first developed this brand in Paris, and then went to Switzerland.

Baoji watches are favored by the royal family. The French king Louis Jula and Queen Mary are both highly respected by Baoji.

Balzac, Pushkin, Alexandre Dumas, Hugo and other literary works also mentioned the Baoji table.

Celebrities such as Queen Churchill and British Prime Minister Churchill are customers of Baoji.

Nowadays, Baoji belongs to the Swatch group of Switzerland.

Five, the IWC, founded in 1868, has the name of "mechanical watch experts". Each country watches must undergo 28 independent tests.

The founder is Florentine A Jones (American Jones).

In the early twentieth Century, the sales volume of the universal watch in Germany and Austria increased greatly.

Today, the national watch has more than 700 selling points in the world, and its products are mainly exported to the Far East, Switzerland and Germany.

At present, it belongs to the Swiss peak group.

Six, Piaget (1874), Georges Edouard Piaget started in motion.

In 1940, Piaget's grandson opened up the international market for the development of the count's watch.

In 1956, the count table introduced ultra-thin movement.

Since the 60s of last century, the count has devoted himself to the research of complex movement and developed the design of top jewellery.

From designing, making wax models to inlaid precious stones, the count's watch is always adhering to the goal of excellence.

Its cuff watches and coin watches are outstanding designs, and are the treasures of the count's watch.

At present, it belongs to the Swiss peak group.

Seven, Cartire (Cartier) Cartire has more than 150 years of history, is a famous French jewelry gold and silver jewelry maker.

In 1888, Cartire tried to mount a mechanical Dress watch on the gold bracelet with diamonds.

In 1938, Cartire made the world's smallest wrist watch and gave it to Princess Elizabeth of England.

Cartire watches have always been a pet in the upper class.

At present, it belongs to the Swiss peak group.

Eight, Jaeger Le Coulter (Jaeger LeCoultre) Anthony Antoine LeCoultre set up a workshop in Switzerland in 1833.

In 1844, he invented the micron meter with measuring accuracy up to 1/1000 millimeter, which greatly improved the machining accuracy of clock parts.

In 1907, Jaeger Le Coulter introduced the world's thinnest mechanical movement and launched the world's smallest mechanical movement in 1929.

Jaeger Le Coulter's 1931 wrist watch for polo players is a rare classic in high-end watches.

At present, it belongs to the Swiss peak group.

Nine. The founder of Rolex (Rolex) was Hans Wells Dover, who registered Rolex as a trademark in Switzerland in 1908.

In 1920s, Rolex developed waterproof watches.

In 1953, Rolex launched a diving table designed for divers.

The design of Rolex watches is loved by a large number of people in a solemn, practical and flamboyant style.

Ten, the founder of PERREGAUX (Girard-Perregaux) PERREGAUX Bautte F. Bautte made his first watch in 1791.

In 1854, the name of PERREGAUX (Girard-Perregaux) was officially born.

By the beginning of twentieth Century, PERREGAUX's popularity has been expanding.

In 1930, when sales of watches first exceeded sales of pocket watches, PERREGAUX's strategy of developing watches 50 years ago proved to be correct.

In 1998, PERREGAUX set up a branch in Japan and a watch was selected as the "best watch of the year" in Japan.

In 2000, PERREGAUX established branches in the United States.