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This patent details the sliding lock present on most Excelsior Park watches in the 20th century.
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This patent was registered in Germany as DE388992C on January 28, 1924.
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This was the first patent registered using the name Excelsior Park, though it still lists Les Fils de Jeanneret-Brehm as the primary name. It also includes the Speedway Watch Co. name, which was used in English-speaking countries at that time.