Re: Lemania two minute stopwatch.


thankyougustad@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
> Yes, it looks very much like that. The differences are superficial:
> 100, 200, and 300 in the place of the 1,2, and 3, and in turn, 20, 40,
> 60, and 80 instead of the 1,2. . .8,9. The subdials are pretty much the
> same. Mine of course is a Lemania. Any idea what it was for? Any idea
> where I can look to find out more about the one I have? Thank you very
> much for your help!

Lugrin SA, Fabrique d'horlogerie Lemania, L'Orient,Suisse, now Nouvelle
Lemania, Manufacture d'Horlogerie, belonging to the Swatch Group (it
had joined the SSIH (OMEGA 6 TISSOT) in the Sixties, also selling
movements to other companies, including Longines, until appr. 10 years
ago Mr. Hayek inforced a very restrictive distribution. The company
was founded in 1884, specialised in making and placing mechanisms for
repeaters, chronographs, timers, rough movements, fly-back seconds and
daters; the work was both of good standard quality and high quality at
advantageous prices.

You can google many different sites relating to the main Lemania
calibres.

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