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Brief History

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	Founded as ''Fabrique d'Horlogerie La Glycine'' in 1914 by Swiss watchmaker Eugène Meylan, Glycine initially specialized in designing and manufacturing small movements for ladies watches, and during the 1930s, Glycine launched its own Automatic self-winding watches, and subsequently, chronometer watches.		Founded as ''Fabrique d'Horlogerie La Glycine'' in 1914 by Swiss watchmaker Eugène Meylan, Glycine initially specialized in designing and manufacturing small movements for ladies watches, and during the 1930s, Glycine launched its own Automatic self-winding watches, and subsequently, chronometer watches.

	With the advent of Transatlantic flight\|intercontinental air travel, the Glycine [[Airman]] was released in 1953, meeting the needs of pilots. In keeping with its aviation link, Glycine also introduced the [[Airman SST]] in 1967, inspired by supersonic transport.		In 1943, Charles Hertig Sr. bought Glycine and it would be under his tenure that Glycine would create their defining watch, the [[Airman]]. With the advent of Transatlantic flight\|intercontinental air travel, the Glycine [[Airman]] was released in 1953, meeting the needs of pilots. In keeping with its aviation link, Glycine also introduced the [[Airman SST]] in 1967, inspired by supersonic transport.

	In 2016, Glycine joined the Invicta Watch Group.		In 2016, Glycine joined the Invicta Watch Group.

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Brief History

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	Founded as ''Fabrique d'Horlogerie La Glycine'' in 1914 by Swiss watchmaker Eugène Meylan, Glycine initially specialized in designing and manufacturing small movements for ladies watches, and during the 1930s, Glycine launched its own Automatic self-winding watches, and subsequently, chronometer watches.		Founded as ''Fabrique d'Horlogerie La Glycine'' in 1914 by Swiss watchmaker Eugène Meylan, Glycine initially specialized in designing and manufacturing small movements for ladies watches, and during the 1930s, Glycine launched its own Automatic self-winding watches, and subsequently, chronometer watches.

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Models

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	\| [[Airman]]\|\| [[Combat]]\|\| [[Airman SST]]		\| [[Glycine Airman\|Airman]]\|\| [[Glycine Combat\|Combat]]\|\| [[Glycine Airman SST\|Airman SST]]

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	In 2016, Glycine joined the Invicta Watch Group.		In 2016, Glycine joined the Invicta Watch Group.

			==Links==

			*[[Switzerland]]
			*[[Main Page]]
			*[[History of Watches]]

	==Models==		==Models==

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Links

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Links

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Links

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Brief History

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	Founded as ''Fabrique d'Horlogerie La Glycine'' in 1914 by Swiss watchmaker Eugène Meylan, Glycine initially specialized in designing and manufacturing small movements for ladies watches, and during the 1930s, Glycine launched its own Automatic self-winding watches, and subsequently, chronometer watches.		Founded as ''Fabrique d'Horlogerie La Glycine'' in 1914 by Swiss watchmaker Eugène Meylan, Glycine initially specialized in designing and manufacturing small movements for ladies watches, and during the 1930s, Glycine launched its own Automatic self-winding watches, and subsequently, chronometer watches.

	With the advent of Transatlantic flight\|intercontinental air travel, the Glycine Airman was released in 1953, meeting the needs of pilots. In keeping with its aviation link, Glycine also introduced the Airman SST in 1967, inspired by supersonic transport.		With the advent of Transatlantic flight\|intercontinental air travel, the Glycine [[Airman]] was released in 1953, meeting the needs of pilots. In keeping with its aviation link, Glycine also introduced the [[Airman SST]] in 1967, inspired by supersonic transport.

	In 2016, Glycine joined the Invicta Watch Group.		In 2016, Glycine joined the Invicta Watch Group.