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Inventors After 1960
John Bergey:
headed the team that produced the first electronic digital watch.
Robert Biard and Gary Pittman:
invented the infrared light-emitting diode, the first step towards the
LED
time display.
James Fergason:
developed the liquid crystal display most frequently found in today's
watches and calculators.
George Heilmeier:
headed the team that invented the first practical liquid crystal
displays.
Nick Holonyak Jr.:
demonstrated the first visible-light-emitting diode, a kind of laser
that
came to be used in watch time displays.
Nunzio Luce:
headed the team that developed the first LCD digital quartz watch.
Centre Electronique Horloger (CEH):
developed the first quartz watches in Switzerland.
Juergen Staudte:
invented a method for mass-producing quartz crystal oscillators.
Inventors Before 1960
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