There were hundreds of watch makers / assemblers that used electric and electronic movements in the 1960s and 1970s. The list above only represents those makes where I own an example. If you have some other make that is not listed and you want some help, advice or just want to show me, please do get in touch using the email link on the home page...I'm always interested in seeing other makes of electric watches!
Tradition
Tradition was a watch brand owned by the large American store, Sears, Roebuck and Co.
This example houses a Landeron 4750 movement that is
marked "Sears, Roebuck and Co.", but Sears also employed watches with the
Seiko Cal. 3302A movement.
Note: For details on the use of modern batteries in Landeron 4750/4760 based watches, please see
the relevant page in the Landeron section of this site.