Minerva

The earliest Minerva wristwatch was manufactured in 1909, but the watch company’s greatest success came
in 1923 with the introduction the No. 20, a calibre that perfectly illustrates the classic and refined architecture
of wrist chronographs of that era, with a column-wheel mechanism, a Breguet balance-spring and 17 jewels.

In 1936, Minerva was responsible for time-keeping in the 1936 Winter Olympics in Garmisch-Partenkirchen