I have a copy of GarageBand 4 (I think it's branded as 'iLife 08' in the retail box) on an old Mac. I bought a new Mac, and want to transfer the app to it. (By my reading of the license, this is perfectly legal, as long as I don't continue to use it on the old computer.). Transfer from iPad to Mac: Click the disclosure triangle beside an app name to see its files on your iPad, then drag a file to a Finder window. To delete a file from iPad, select it below an app name, press Command-Delete, then click Delete. Transfer files between iPad and your Windows PC. Can you transfer garageband files from ipad to mac. Next time you plug your iPad into your pc, go into iTunes, find your iPad in iTunes, and go to the apps tab. It should say something like files or whatever. Select GarageBand from the list of apps in the files section and you can transfer everything directly from there. They can be done as mp3 files OR as GarageBand multi-track editable files. A stereo audio file is saved to the GarageBand File Transfer folder. Connect your iPad to your Mac. Your connected iPad appears in a Finder window sidebar under Locations. On your Mac, select the icon for your iPad, click Files, then click the disclosure triangle for GarageBand in the Apps list. The GarageBand File Transfer folder appears.

Certified preowned Jules Jurgensen pocket watch watch is made out of yellow gold. This Jules Jurgensen watch has a 44 mm case with a Round caseback and Cream Arabic and Stick dial. Mcdevito75 Here, I did a Fast Search and found a customer service number for Blue Dial a Jules Jurgensen Dealer, nothing on the main company though. I have seen a wristwatch made from old Jurgensen material with poorer finish and the serial number 217,xxx. There were several others who continued the business for many years up to the quartz era but the watches most esteemed by collectors are mechanical with serial numbers of 17,xxx or less. I have an old Jules Jurgensen Pocket Watch and I've been trying to get information on the watch. I've called the company but don't seem to get much response. Of the watch is 8939 and I'm trying to get the approximate age and value. Dec 14, 2012 Dec 14, 2012.

My interest in the Jules Jurgensen marque was spurred by my recent reading of 'A Grand Complication' by Stacy Perman (See HERE, HERE, and HERE).
The centerpieces, as well as the core of both the Graves and Packard Collections were Patek Philippe watches, of course. But neither collected Patek exclusively, and their collections included many other watch brands, most notably multiple examples from Vacheron Constantin and - you guessed it! - Jules Jurgensen.
Now the former surprised me not at all. Vacheron Constantin is still around, and their products are most definitely near the pinnacle of High End. OTOH Jules Jurgensen gave me a major 'WTH?!' moment, as I knew them only from their latter-day offerings, of a grade that could at best be considered Cheap Fashion Watches. Things like this:
An OK watch in it's own way, sure. But see that '2035' on the dial? Well, that refers to the movement..

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Again, the Miyota 2035 is A-OK. But it's also commonly available for under US $5, so obviously these are not high-end watches.
A bit more research tells me.

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That, even in this modest guise, the company is no more. Not sure exactly when they closed the doors, but it was apparently quite recently.
A peek over at the House Of Jimmy Wales confirms it..

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Jules Jurgensen is a watchmaking company. It was founded by Jürgen Jürgensen in 1740 in Denmark, when Jürgen Jürgensen went into partnership with Isaac Larpent, under the name “Larpent & Jürgensen”.
Upon Jürgens death in 1811, his youngest son Frederik took over the company and changed the name to “Frederik Jürgensen”, while his eldest son Urban started his own company under the name “Urban Jürgensen” (Jürgens middle son was adventurer Jørgen Jørgensen). Urban Jürgensen was paid by the Royal Danish government to kickstart the production of Danish marine chronometers. Urban married the daughter of Frederic Houriet in Switzerland.
After Urban Jürgensen died in 1830, his younger son Jules went to Switzerland and started his own company under the name “Jules Jürgensen Copenhagen” in 1836, and his eldest son Louis Urban Jürgensen continued the business in Denmark, now under the name “Urban Jürgensens Sønner”. Today the company Urban Jürgensens Sønner produces some of the finest watches in the world.
Jules Jürgensen produced many fine, different, and fascinating watches in Switzerland, any serious watch collector may consider to own one. Jules Jürgensen was sold to a company in the US in 1936, but the watches were still produced in Switzerland until 1957, at which time it was first documented that the watches were made by others and have their name put on them.
The company was sold to Mort Clayman in 1974, a watch distributor in the US. According to the company's website, they are no longer in business.

Moving a bit further back, there are Japanese-powered mechanicals:

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Nice watch, though still not exactly High End.
Even so, this 1970 advertisement..
Shows that the company could still Talk The Talk.
And, it would seem, they had not entirely lost the ability to Walk The Walk.

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That's about ~ a US $3.5K watch there.
But obviously 'twas the Pre-WW2 iteration of the company that I needed to read up on.
A bit more digging revealed some 1937 ads..

Jules Jurgensen Watch Serial Numbers

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And a history of the brand which is a bit more detailed than the Wikipedia stub..

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Jon Hanson @ whmb.webhorology.com
May 16, 2005
A Brief History of Jules Jurgensen Watches
by Donald L. Dawes
I have prepared this short monograph to provide information on these watches so owners can answer their simplest questions without need of going into further detail. I have recently been asked about quartz watches bearing the name Jules Jurgensen. By giving a chronology of the make, I will show where they as well as others of the make fit.
Jules Jurgensen was born in Locle, Switzerland in 1808 while his parents were visiting and his father was studying jewel piercing. The family was settled in Copenhagen where his father Urban made timepieces and thermometers. Jules grew up in Copenhagen working at the bench with his brother, Louis-Urban under his father's supervision. He was the third generation of his family to study horology.
The house of Jurgensen was established by his grandfather Jorgen, a farm boy who had run away and showed great aptitude for the intricate devices in clocks while apprenticed to a clockmaker in Copenhagen. Jorgen furthered his training in Locle with the celebrated horologist, J. F. Houriet with whom he set up a business relationship. Jorgen's son Urban studied the craft with his father and then went to Locle, Paris and London to polish his skills. He met and later married Sophie-Henriette Houriet, the daughter of J. F. Houriet while in Locle.
Jules followed his father's footsteps studying in Locle, Geneva, London and Paris. Around 1835 he set himself making watches in Locle. He married a Swiss girl, Anastasie Lavalette from an horological family in Geneva in 1836. They had five children including two sons, Jules-Urban-Frederick and Jacques-Alfred who followed him in the craft and became renown in their own turn.
Out of sentiment this branch of the family marked their watches 'Copenhagen' for many years. (The watches stemming from Urban Jurgensen and his sons were 'Urban Jurgensen & Sonner', which I believe still markets high grade mechanical watches.)
Jules Jurgensen's most notable patent (1867) was his method of setting the hands of the watch by moving the bow forward (hunting case) or backward (open face). He put guard rings on the bow so the clutch wouldn't engage unless the front or back of the case was open. These became such a style feature that American case makers imitated them and sold 'Jurgensen style' cases w

Jules Jurgensen Serial Number List