Early Awards and Recognition
- 1896 Swiss National Exposition, Geneva — Silver Medal
- 1905 Universal Exposition of Liege — Grand Diploma of Honor
- 1912 Kew Observatory, London - "A" Class Certificates, Special and Series Prizes for the Best Chronometers at Neuchâtel
- 1913 Kew Observatory, London - "A" Class Certificates, Special and Series Prizes for the Best Chronometers at Neuchâtel
- 1914 Swiss National Exposition, Berne — Grand Prize in the Chronometer category
- 1917 Canton Observatory, Neuchâtel — 1st Place Award for Chronometer Accuracy
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