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Lavina
That's true for history of Lavina, which had work sometimes with Favre-Leuba before 1973, but as far as I remember, Peseux movements are not linked to Lavina. Peseux from Lavina was the family associated with Dubois in Lavina, but the Peseux movement take it name from the city of Peseux, near Neuchâtel, in Vaud. That's true that JLC buy Lavina, but it seems they buy it only for one or to movements, the Lavina 120 and the Lavina 123.
Chronometre Lavina
Hello, I would here if there are anyone how Can tell me about a Lavina watch with a cal 56 and it is in Mr Fritz von osterhausen book of chronometers. I'm very interested in the history off This watch becourse it has Won a neuchatel certificate in 51 Rega...
Hi Kbo-sbo, this watch is stunning? I love this simplicity..
from what I can gather, the company was established in 1852 by Paul Brack in Villeret, Switzerland. It then merged, some 60-70 years later with the Dubois-Peseux company, of the Peseux fame for their high precision mouvements. It was sold to Favre Leuba i...
Lavina
Hi Francois, Think you for the respond the watch is 37.5 mm without the Crown so it is a oversized one :-) Regards Kurt
Lavina
absolutely superb, beautiful watch, thanks for putting up a high quality photo for us to admire!
Lavina
That's true for history of Lavina, which had work sometimes with Favre-Leuba before 1973, but as far as I remember, Peseux movements are not linked to Lavina. Peseux from Lavina was the family associated with Dubois in Lavina, but the Peseux movement take...