Numa Jeannin Tonneau
Numa Jeannin Tonneau
Numa Jeannin Tonneau
Numa Jeannin Tonneau
Numa Jeannin Tonneau
Numa Jeannin Tonneau
Numa Jeannin Tonneau
Numa Jeannin Tonneau

Numa Jeannin Tonneau

Numa Jeannin Tonneau

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A unique tonneau from the 50s in perfect condition

Picked for you by Flaviano Carrapa

This watch was made in the 1950s

"Un tonneau unique des années 50 en parfait état"

1952

𝐀𝐛𝐨𝐮𝐭 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐛𝐫𝐚𝐧𝐝

En 1894, Numa Jeannin a officiellement enregistré et créé la Numa Jeannin Co., Ltd. En 1906, il a créé une usine de fabrication de montres nommée Numa Jeannin à Fleurier et a enregistré la marque OLMA en Suisse. Le père de Numa est né à Fleurier, une ville de Suisse, dans une famille de paysans ordinaires. Il étudie l'horlogerie depuis l'âge de 14 ans et en 24 conçoit sa première montre et l'appelle en l'honneur de son fils - Numa Jeannin. La société Numa Jeannin Co. Ltd fabriquait des montres non seulement pour la marque Olma mais aussi pour Numa Jeannin. Ce dernier était si populaire à la fin du 18e siècle - au début du 19e siècle. Les montres Numa Jeannin avaient le prix fixé dans le haut niveau du marché et étaient en or noble et équipées de mouvements compliqués. Au contraire, la production Olma était destinée à de larges masses de population, coûtait beaucoup moins cher et présentait fonctionnalité et convivialité. En 1908, la première série de montres de poche à trois aiguilles nommée Standard est créée. Il s'agissait de modèles classiques avec des boîtiers ronds et une finition minimaliste du cadran. Au milieu du XXe siècle, la société a lancé la montre de plongée nommée Sea-cup (l'une des montres les plus fiables de l'époque).

Référence : 22-68
Diamètre : 24x32mm
Verre : verre minéral
Matériau du boîtier : Acier inoxydable
Matériau de la lunette : Acier inoxydable
Matériau du fond du boîtier : acier inoxydable
Couleur du cadran : gris, bronze.
Index : Imprimer
Cadran Handstyle: Feuille Mains
Type de mouvement : Mouvement à remontage manuel
Calibre : FHF 138.011
Réserve de marche : 47h
Fréquence : 21.600A/h
Nombre de pierres : 17
Matériau du bracelet : cuir
Type de fermoir : boucle ardillon
Matériau du fermoir : Acier inoxydable

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