Earl movement is favored by world watch brands.

1957, Earl published the ultra-thin 9P manual winding mechanical movement developed by ValentinPiaget.

This is the first ultra-thin movement released shortly after the brand was registered. In fact, as early as 1874, Gees-EdouardPiaget, a watchmaker who was only 19 years old, founded the Earl Factory.

It's just that the count's trademark was not registered at that time.

Influenced by him, members of the Earl's family quickly devoted themselves to the production of high-precision movements. 1890, the Earl was only located in Upper Lake, Jura Mountain, Switzerland. A family workshop in te-aux-Fées village was taken over by TimothéePiaget in 19 1 1, which is synonymous with outstanding leadership in the watch industry.

From 1920, Earl began to provide mechanical movements for watch brands such as Omega, Vacheron Constantin and Cartier.

With the advertisement of 1942, the Earl's first brand slogan was born: luxury and precision. 1943, the earl family registered the earl as a registered trademark. From this moment on, the count began to make watches and engraved the brand name on his works for sale.

At the same time, Gérald and Valentin, the founders' grandchildren, brought a key change to the brand: in order to pursue a new time expression and fully display the beauty of watches, they began to reduce the size of the movement and began to design creative works such as ring watches and gold coins watches.

1947, the first Earl watchmaking factory was established, and then the brand's reputation crossed the Swiss border and began to expand internationally. Orders for watches and movements have also flown in from all over the world.

The success of the count can not be separated from his own efforts and persistence, but also from the innovative spirit of keeping pace with the times.