junghans clock parts pendulum attachment

In 1903 JUNGHANS was the largest clock-maker in the world. Three years later, the millionth timepiece was produced. In 1870 Arthur Junghans, son of the founder took over and the company went ahead rapidly.įollowing the registration as early as 1877 of the first factory trademark, 'eagle with flag', the JUNGHANS trademark, a clock cogwheel fashioned into a eight-pointed star, became the brand symbol in 1890.

After Erhard's death in 1870, the company was run by his sons Arthur and Erhard Jr.In 1866 the Junghans brand was established and by 1870 they were producing 100 clocks per day. Once the factory and the equipment were set up, Gerhard focused on running the business, his brother Xaver lead the production of clock cases and a professional clockmaker was hired to oversee the production of movements.

He enlisted his brother Xaver, a cabinetmaker then living in America, to acquire the assembly-line machinery for making clock parts. Erhard Junghans (1823-70) originally followed in his father's footsteps working as a designer in an Schramberg porcelain factory in the Black Forest.īy 1861, Erhard Junghans had set aside capital to start his own business producing accessories for clocks and subsequently complete clocks. Gebr Junghans Uhrenfabrik was established by Erhard Junghans with Franz Xaver in 1861 in the Black Forest, making parts for clocks.

Junghans clock parts pendulum attachment