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Neffe von [[Motel, Jean François Henri|Jean François Henri Motel]] , lernnte bei [[Perrelet, Louis Frédéric| Louis Frédéric Perrelet ]] Präzisionsuhren von Ihm zeigte er in [[1856]] in Rouen und Chronometern in [[1857]] in Paris. | Neffe von [[Motel, Jean François Henri|Jean François Henri Motel]] , lernnte bei [[Perrelet, Louis Frédéric| Louis Frédéric Perrelet ]] Präzisionsuhren von Ihm zeigte er in [[1856]] in Rouen und Chronometern in [[1857]] in Paris. | ||
| − | + | Having gone back to work with his uncle for a few years he succeeded Victor Gannery who had himself been apprenticed to Perrelet and soon afterwards set up at Saint Nicholas d'Aliermont near Dieppe. By this time Saint Nicholas had undergone an horological revolution under [[Pons Honoré|Honoré Pons]] - so that when Gannery died prematurely at the age of 32 Dumas came into possession of a thriving business in 1851. He exhibited precision horology at Rouen in 1856 and chronometers at Paris in 1857. He was also attributed as being the first to produce chronometers in the English calibre. | |
The present chronometer was on trial at the Depot de la Marine Chronometer Trials, 1 December 1864 to 1 March 1865.'' | The present chronometer was on trial at the Depot de la Marine Chronometer Trials, 1 December 1864 to 1 March 1865.'' | ||
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Dumas, Onésime
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Französischer Uhrmacher
Onésime Dumas wird 1824 geboren. Er ist der Neffe von Jean François Henri Motel und erlernte den Beruf des Uhrmachers bei Louis Frédéric Perrelet und vervollkommnete seine Ausbildung bei Charles Auguste Berthoud.
Onésime Dumas stirbt 1889.
Neffe von Jean François Henri Motel , lernnte bei Louis Frédéric Perrelet Präzisionsuhren von Ihm zeigte er in 1856 in Rouen und Chronometern in 1857 in Paris.
Having gone back to work with his uncle for a few years he succeeded Victor Gannery who had himself been apprenticed to Perrelet and soon afterwards set up at Saint Nicholas d'Aliermont near Dieppe. By this time Saint Nicholas had undergone an horological revolution under Honoré Pons - so that when Gannery died prematurely at the age of 32 Dumas came into possession of a thriving business in 1851. He exhibited precision horology at Rouen in 1856 and chronometers at Paris in 1857. He was also attributed as being the first to produce chronometers in the English calibre. The present chronometer was on trial at the Depot de la Marine Chronometer Trials, 1 December 1864 to 1 March 1865.
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