In 1939 the name "HAU" no longer performed.Īircraft dashboard clocks (3) aircraft dashboard clocks junghans j30bz (5) armbandwecker (6) as 5008 (3) automatic (13) automatik (9) borduhren (18) chronograph (15) chronometer (13) damenuhr (3) date (12) dato-chron (4) datumsanzeige (15) datumsanzeige junghans j93s (3) diehl (10) diehl 157 (6) diehl 620.56 (4) diehl compact (3) diehl d156 (4) diver (3) durowe 7526 (3) electro mechanical (4) electronic (3) elektromechanisch (3) esa 963.116 (4) eta 2472 (3) eta 963.116 (4) fl. Paul Landenberger became board member of Gebrüder Junghans AG. Finally Junghans took over the other two as the strongest company in 1930. The plan to grow stronger economically was braked abruptly by a massive loss of equity of the companies involved. Forced by the losses due to inflation in 1925 a community of interests between Junghans, the Vereinigte Freiburger Uhrenfabriken and the HAU founded in 1927.
JUNGHANS CLOCK SERIAL NUMBERS LICENSE
A key product of HAU were the ATO clocks whose license was acquired in 1929 by Haller & Benzing after their closure.
In 1925 the number of employees of HAU was approximately 2,200 people. Landenberger still remained in dispute with Junghans, whether for family reasons or because of disputes about markets is unclear. Landenberger apparently had good relations with the company Deuerer & Kaufmann in Hamburg, that probably earlier sold its watches. After another, even legal disputes with Junghans finally a settlement was reached in 1883 and the original company Landenberger & Lang was converted into a corporation named "Hamburg-Amerikanische Uhrenfabrik (HAU)". Dissatisfied with the nonexistent chances to climb up the stairs in the company, Landenberger emerged in 1875 from Junghans and founded the company Landenberger & Lang and thus became a competitor for Junghans, especially since he still resided in Schramberg and he also still took many employees from his former company.įorced by financial difficulties, he had to ask for a loan even at Junghans. In 1871 he was elevated to the technical director of the company Junghans and married a year later, the daughter of Erhard Junghans (he died in 1870) named Frida Junghans. Paul Landenberger, who was born in 1848 in Ebingen (Germany) and 1939 died in Schramberg (Germany), was employed from 1868 at Junghans than being responsible for the purchase and distribution of watches of American production.
0 kommentar(er)
