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| THE STORY SO FAR | WHY CHRISTOPHER WARD? | OUR ETHICS | OUR PARTNERS | FORUM |
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Our Partners ETA Founded in 1793, ETA Manufacture Horlogere Suisse is one of the world's largest manufacturers of watches and movements. Backed by more than two centuries of specialist knowledge, ETA supllies watchmakers all around the globe. Sellita Sellita is an independent company specialised in assembling mechanical automatic watch movements. Well aware of the technology changes in a competitive market place, Sellita decided in 2003 to develop and produce their own mechanical movements after working closely with the Swatch group for the assembly of Eta movements, particularly the 2824-2. This association still exists today and Eta still supply components and ebauches to Sellita for this purpose. Over the years, this philosophy has enabled Sellita to provide mechanical movements to the mid-range as well as top-of-the-end markets and watch brands. With the successful introduction of the movement SW 200, Sellita has kept on developing and further calibres have been introduced in the marketplace in recent years. Ronda has played a pioneering role in the watch market since being founded by William Mosset in 1946. Using state-of-the-art technologies Ronda is one of the leaders in the international arena. The right combination of craftsmanship and process automation forms a reliable basis for above-average productivity. In addition, an efficient quality system certified to ISO 9001 guarantees that customer requirements will be met - our name stands for Swiss precision. To visit the official Ronda website please click here ISA began producing watch movements in the 50ies under the name Fabrique d'ebauches de Sonceboz, which made mechanical watch movements. In 1980 Fabrique d'ebauches de Sonceboz took the turn of the quartz trend. The stop of the manufacture of mechanical movements was a few years later. As a result of various acquisitions of production units, ISA Group was created. The group developed mainly in the production of quartz movements 6¾ in large quantities until 2005. |



