The Heuer Globetrotter Exhibition is now in full swing, having opened simultaneously across nine cities last week. The exhibition is a fresh take on how a watch brand can recognise and celebrate their heritage, as instead of simply showing watches sourced from the TAG Heuer Museum, the Globetrotter exhibition displays both watches belonging to local collectors, as well as selected… Read More
POSTED 24 Sep 2017
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Edouard Heuer founded Uhrenmanufaktur Heuer AG in 1860, with the company’s watches and timers using the “Heuer” branding through to 1985. The company remained in the control of the Heuer family until 1982 when it was bought by a consortium led by Piaget and Lemania.
Heuer was then sold to Techniques d’Avant Garde in 1985, becoming TAG Heuer from March 1986.
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