Talk:Eberhard & Co.

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Puffery[edit]

Eberhard & Co's website makes a number of claims to chronograph innovation that are very carefully worded to make it appear as if the company was more significant in the history of watchmaking than is actually the case. In attempting to summarize those claims, previous authors of this article have veered into the realm of falsity. I've removed all of those and would advise that any additions to this article need to follow Wikipedia's standards for verifiable sources. Vagary (talk) 16:50, 26 March 2013 (UTC)[reply]

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