====== Pythagore ======
**Pythagore** is a watch model name used by multiple companies, often in reference to the so-called "golden ratio".

===== Overview =====
Pythagoras is often credited with discovering the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_ratio|Golden Ratio]], though it was widely known before him. But this association persisted, as did the belief that the relationship between roughly 1.6 and 1 was a universally-recognized harmonious one. For this reason, many jewelry and watch companies have used this relationship in their designs, from the classic [[Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso]] to today.

===== Watch Models =====
The name "Pythagore" has been used in a number of watch models from many different companies 

  * [[1948]] [[Minerva]] [[Minerva 48|"Pythagore" Cal. 48]]
  * [[1958]] [[Minerva]] [[Minerva Pythagore|Pythagore]]
  * [[1984]] [[Eterna]] [[Eterna Pythagore|Pythagore]]
  * [[1985]] [[Ardath]] [[Ardath Pythagore|Pythagore]] (circular, square, and rectangular models)
  * [[2000]] [[Minerva]] [[Minerva Pythagore|Pythagore 38]]
  * [[2016]] [[Montblanc]] [[Montblanc TimeWalker|Montblanc TimeWalker Pythagore UltraLight Concept]]


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