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Movado Pocket Watch, 1920
Movado Pocket Watch. Around 1920.
The company was founded by Achille Ditesheim in 1881 in the watchmaking town of La Chaux-de-Fonds.
The Ditesheim family, a Jewish watchmaking family, owned several businesses in the area. In 1885, two brothers, Léopold and Isidore joined him and the name of the company became L. A. I.
Ditesheim from the combination of their initials. It later became L. A. I. Ditesheim & Frère when another, anonymous brother joined it.
In 1905, the company adopted the name Movado, which means "always on the move" in the international language of Esperanto.
Movado has registered many other trademarks over the years. Within 20 years, the company had more than 80 employees and was known internationally for its wide variety of pocket watches.
In 1969, Movado merged with Zenith and Mondia to form Mondia-Zenith-Movado.
Like every Swiss watchmaker, Movado suffered from the “quartz crisis” of the 1970s and became a dormant company in the 1980s, existing only in name.
In 1983, Movado and Zenith separated and Movado was bought by American Gerry Grinberg, who fled the communist revolution in Cuba. Today, the Movado brand is part of the global Movado Group, Inc.
Metal case. Engraved Dust cover "Movado Grand prix Brussels, Paris, Liege"
Diameter 53 mm.
White enameled dial with Arabic numerals. Original hands. Mineral glass.
Signed "Movado".
Movement with 15-jewel lever escapement, caliber 800M. High quality.
Signed "Movado, 15 jewels swiss made".
Good condition, it works well.
To see the video of how the clock works, click on the link below:
https://youtu.be/6FimPId_8Aw
For more than 30 years in the antiques sector, Antiquariato Cherubini Zorzella guarantees its customers maximum reliability and security in purchases with careful packaging and tracking of packages.
Delivery included, by express courier (UPS/DHL)
Shipping throughout the European Union.
Payment: Bank transfer, paypal
The company was founded by Achille Ditesheim in 1881 in the watchmaking town of La Chaux-de-Fonds.
The Ditesheim family, a Jewish watchmaking family, owned several businesses in the area. In 1885, two brothers, Léopold and Isidore joined him and the name of the company became L. A. I.
Ditesheim from the combination of their initials. It later became L. A. I. Ditesheim & Frère when another, anonymous brother joined it.
In 1905, the company adopted the name Movado, which means "always on the move" in the international language of Esperanto.
Movado has registered many other trademarks over the years. Within 20 years, the company had more than 80 employees and was known internationally for its wide variety of pocket watches.
In 1969, Movado merged with Zenith and Mondia to form Mondia-Zenith-Movado.
Like every Swiss watchmaker, Movado suffered from the “quartz crisis” of the 1970s and became a dormant company in the 1980s, existing only in name.
In 1983, Movado and Zenith separated and Movado was bought by American Gerry Grinberg, who fled the communist revolution in Cuba. Today, the Movado brand is part of the global Movado Group, Inc.
Metal case. Engraved Dust cover "Movado Grand prix Brussels, Paris, Liege"
Diameter 53 mm.
White enameled dial with Arabic numerals. Original hands. Mineral glass.
Signed "Movado".
Movement with 15-jewel lever escapement, caliber 800M. High quality.
Signed "Movado, 15 jewels swiss made".
Good condition, it works well.
To see the video of how the clock works, click on the link below:
https://youtu.be/6FimPId_8Aw
For more than 30 years in the antiques sector, Antiquariato Cherubini Zorzella guarantees its customers maximum reliability and security in purchases with careful packaging and tracking of packages.
Delivery included, by express courier (UPS/DHL)
Shipping throughout the European Union.
Payment: Bank transfer, paypal
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