1960s Moser Baer Double-Sided Clock
This vintage double-sided Swiss electric train station clock, made by Moser Baer of Switzerland in 1961, is an iconic design piece that serves as a unique focal point in any space.
The clock retains its original mechanism on both clock faces and works seamlessly with the VEEB clock driver to ensure internet-accurate timekeeping.
The main frame has been professionally powder-coated to restore its original colour.
This vintage double-sided Swiss electric train station clock, made by Moser Baer of Switzerland in 1961, is an iconic design piece that serves as a unique focal point in any space.
The clock retains its original mechanism on both clock faces and works seamlessly with the VEEB clock driver to ensure internet-accurate timekeeping.
The main frame has been professionally powder-coated to restore its original colour.
This vintage double-sided Swiss electric train station clock, made by Moser Baer of Switzerland in 1961, is an iconic design piece that serves as a unique focal point in any space.
The clock retains its original mechanism on both clock faces and works seamlessly with the VEEB clock driver to ensure internet-accurate timekeeping.
The main frame has been professionally powder-coated to restore its original colour.
Timeline
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Moser-Baer AG 2023The company's operational center remains nestled in the picturesque town of Summiswald, located in the very heart of Switzerland
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Acquisition of Peweta 2023Bürk Mobatime GmbH buys Peweta AG
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Merger with Bürk 1997The assets of Bürk Zeitsysteme, Schwenningen in Germany, are acquired, and Bürk Mobatime GmbH is founded
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Carpe Diem 1996Diem SA Zeitsysteme, Geneva, formerly Patek Philippe Electronics, is acquired.
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Mobatime Brand 1990Moser Baer is shortened to the first two letters of each word and the Mobatime brand is introduced
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Acquisition of FAVAG 1989The watch division of FAVAG, Neuchâtel in Switzerland is acquired
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Swiss Federal Railways 1947The famous train station clock of the Swiss Federal Railways is created in collaboration with engineer and designer Hans Hilfiker
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Swiss Air Force 1946Moser-Baer produces high-speed telegraph devices and assemblies for the Swiss Air Force “Vampire” aircraft fighter
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W. Moser-Baer Uhrenfabrik 1938Wilhelm Moser founded “W. Moser-Baer Uhrenfabrik” in Summiswald, Switzerland, in the tradition of the Sumiswald pendulum clocks
