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Parent brands and sub-brands, ordered by founding year.
A historic second line that served the accessible price segment
SAM was a historic sub-brand launched by LIP in 1929, selling watches under its own name d
SAM was a historic sub-brand launched by LIP in 1929, selling watches under its own name displayed on the dial. According to collection records from a French clock museum, it offered models identical or similar to watches sold under the LIP name at more affordable prices. Separate from LIP’s main watch line, it was positioned as a second line in a more accessible price range for a broader customer base. The SAM name fell out of use after World War II, making it a historic offshoot brand rather than a current line.
A historical second line aimed at a wider audience
In 1957, LIP launched Dauphine in response to customer requests concerning the prices of i
In 1957, LIP launched Dauphine in response to customer requests concerning the prices of its main watches and to make products available to a wider audience. It developed as a series under a name separate from LIP’s regular collection, offering a variety of models, including electronic, sports-oriented, and city watches. Within the brand family, it served as a second line for price points and customer groups distinct from those of the main line. It ran from 1957 to 1973 and has since been discontinued.
A historic second line that served the accessible price segment
SAM was a historic sub-brand launched by LIP in 1929, selling watches under its own name d
SAM was a historic sub-brand launched by LIP in 1929, selling watches under its own name displayed on the dial. According to collection records from a French clock museum, it offered models identical or similar to watches sold under the LIP name at more affordable prices. Separate from LIP’s main watch line, it was positioned as a second line in a more accessible price range for a broader customer base. The SAM name fell out of use after World War II, making it a historic offshoot brand rather than a current line.
A historical second line aimed at a wider audience
In 1957, LIP launched Dauphine in response to customer requests concerning the prices of i
In 1957, LIP launched Dauphine in response to customer requests concerning the prices of its main watches and to make products available to a wider audience. It developed as a series under a name separate from LIP’s regular collection, offering a variety of models, including electronic, sports-oriented, and city watches. Within the brand family, it served as a second line for price points and customer groups distinct from those of the main line. It ran from 1957 to 1973 and has since been discontinued.
Brands that share a country of origin, founding period, category or designer.
Country of origin, founding year, categories and parent brands.
LIP is from France.
LIP was founded in 1867.
LIP covers the following categories: Watches, Accessories.