Lip
Founded in 1867 by Emmanuel Lipmann, Lip is a historic French watch manufacturer with a rich and often tumultuous history, known for its innovative designs and significant role in French watchmaking. The brand produced France's first electronic watch, the Electronic," in 1952. Famous models include the Mach 2000, designed by Roger Tallon, the Himalaya, and various classic chronographs. Lip produced its own movements, including the R27 electronic calibre, and later utilized Swiss movements. Lip's legacy is a blend of French design flair, technical innovation, and a strong cultural identity."
Complete Movement
A complete movement is the full internal mechanism of a watch, including the parts needed to power, regulate, and display the time. Depending on the type, it may be mechanical, automatic, quartz, or chronograph-based. Complete movements are useful for repairs, restoration, donor parts, or movement swaps when the original mechanism is missing, damaged, incomplete, or beyond economical repair.