Table clock - Jaz - Brass - 1960-1970

In 1957, your cousin, the DIRIC, appears, and if it does not have the attack-limiting mechanism that is a world-exclusive to caliber AB, it is, however, not a poor relation, on the contrary, since it is a bit more expensive.
Indeed, the DIRIC is equipped with the AF caliber that gives it a 8-day autonomy versus a maximum of 60 hours for the RIDIC.

In addition to a rich selection of variants for the decorations, Jaz offers, therefore, two very different movement options and, depending on your preference, when the case is similar, the model names are presented as anagrams.

Jaz dedicates the opening pages of its 1957 and 1958/59 catalogs to these alarm clocks, Jaz’s luxury line, exceptional, both for their cabinet shapes with retractable doors, their refined decor and their sophisticated mechanisms that are the real difference that sets them apart.

The success will lie in the point of convergence, even though the choice remains tight up to the last appearance in the 1963/64 catalog.