A NEW TOOL FOR THE WATCH INDUSTRY: LES CADRANIERS & BOîTERS DE GENèVE



Reunited under the same roof, Les Cadraniers (dial makers) and Les Boìtiers (case makers) de Genève will now benefit from synergies from these two sets of very meticulous competencies. We often hear of precision in the mouvements, but dials and cases need the same upmost skilled personnel to produce what finally you will see the most in a watch! François-Paul Journe has been a key contributor behind this ambitious project freshly inaugurated.

Tags: François-Paul Journe, Inauguration, Les Boìtiers de Genève, Les Cadraniers de Genève, Pierre-François Unger



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