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In early twentieth Century, when most people still used pocket watches, Gao Lu Yun was one of the few producers of watches for men and women. During the first World War, Gao Lu Yun had provided watches and pocket watches for the US Army. In order to meet the needs of the US Army, Gao Lu Yun produced more than 32 silver watches, a watch and a ceramic surface with a size of about 15 millimeters.

In 1924, the blast furnace produced a special limited edition pocket watch with only 600 in the world to commemorate the 50th anniversary celebration of Gao Luyun's establishment. The 600 limited edition pocket watches represent the month of the past 50 years, and this pocket watch is a very precious watch, because most of its parts are made of 12K genuine gold, and with gorgeous leaf carving patterns on the watch case, it is a very valuable collection pocket watch.

The newly launched GRUEN SWISS fashion series is gorgeous and gorgeous. It is young and lively. It adopts stainless steel case, vacuum plating process, 50 meters waterproof function, strengthens hard glass Swiss quartz calendar with 1/10 small second hand movement, Italy leather belt, all stainless steel watch button.

Gao Luyun's name was linked to his watch by Germans named DIETRICHGRUEN (Gao Luyun dad).

Before DIETRICHGRUEN, there were no tabs in the history of Gao Lu Yun family.

He was born in 1847, before he was twenty years old, in Germany and Switzerland after several years of tabulation training, and in 1867 he was invited by three elder brothers in the United States to the United States.

After arriving in the United States, he found a job as a watchmaker, and luckily favored by his boss, he married his daughter and let him settle down in the United States from then on.

In addition, a detail that is often overlooked by historical historians may be the reason why persuading DIETRICHGRUEN to settle in the United States is more important than the American tabulation environment.

The Americans have been catching up with the Europeans since the founding of the people's Republic of China in 1776. By 1850s, they had been able to compete with Europe in many science and technology, and their national strength was strong.

At that time, one of the most important technologies was guns, and the achievements of American research and development over the years have already produced a large number of mechanized production of gun parts, laying the foundation for many subsequent precision machinery production.

Of course, the greater attraction of developing this technology is the upcoming USCIVILWAR, and weapons technology is obviously concentrated in the north, which also affects the outcome of the final northern victory.

With the precision and mechanization of guns, the origin of the American watch industry has also been initiated.

Since 1857, American businessman AARONDENNISON has developed a new tabulation concept after being stimulated by many aspects: mechanized mass production of table parts, and accuracy can enable the same parts to be used in any table without manual debugging.

Such a part is not a bit of a substitute for today's standards, but at the time there was no production mode other than the gun industry, not to mention the production of high density products like this.

After partnership with EDWARDHOWARD (founder of Howard card), their research and development in the past few years laid the foundation for future mechanized production in the US.

But the BOSTONWATCHCOMPANY they founded failed mainly because of too much investment, too high product prices and too little market demand.

Their technological success shows that a large number of mechanized production tables are feasible, but the final failure also reveals the resources needed for a large number of production tables.

A few years later, jeweler ROYALEROBBINS bought the technology and materials of BOSTONWATCHCOMPANY, and successfully established AMERICANWALTHAMWATCHCOMPANY (Wahson watch company, sometimes called the American Watch Company), becoming the ancestor of the American watch industry.