1938 | Wilhelm Moser founds the sole proprietorship "W. Moser-Baer, Clock Factory, Sumiswald" |
1944 | Establishment of autonomous staff pension fund |
1945 | Jacques Bosshard takes over the production of clock systems with his company, J.Bosshard SA/AG in Lausanne and Zurich (exclusive distribution agreement for Switzerland and abroad) |
1947 | The red disc-end second hand is added to the Swiss train station clock (developed by Moser-Baer, designed by Hans Hilfiker) |
1972 - 1998 | Extensive factory expansions |
1961 | The sole proprietorship is converted into the joint-stock company "Clock Factory W. Moser-Baer AG" |
1974 | Corporate management of the "Clock Factory W. Moser-Baer AG" is taken over by Urs Moser and Albert Augstburger-Moser |
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1975 | Acquisition of J. Bosshard SA/AG by Urs Moser and Albert Augstburger-Moser |
1989 | Acquisition of FAVAG clock division by W. Moser-Baer AG and J. Bosshard SA/AG |
1990 | Introduction of the brand name MOBATIME |
1994 | Investment in the clock manufacturer Elekon GmbH, Vyskov, Czech Republic |
1996 | Acquisition of Diem SA Time Systems (formerly Patek Philippe Electronics)
The Plan-les-Ouates (Geneva) site becomes the Moser-Baer Export Division. |
1997 | Acquisition of the assets of Bürk Time Systems, Schwenningen, Germany and founding of Bürk MOBATIME GmbH |
2002 | Renaming of the company J. Bosshard SA/AG to MOBATIME Swiss SA/AG, headquarters in Le Mont-sur-Lausanne |
2003 | Founding of Moser-Baer Holding AG with its headquarters in Sumiswald
"Clock Factory W. Moser-Baer AG" becomes Moser-Baer AG |
2003 | Founding of MOBA Russia Holding AG, Baar and MOBATIME Systems GmbH, St. Petersburg |
2005 | Dübendorf becomes the headquarters of MOBATIME Swiss AG/SA |
2007 | Opening of a liaison office MOBATIME India, New Delhi |
2009 | Founding of MOBATIME India Pvt. Ltd. |
2009 | Introduction of the brand MOBATEC |
2010 | Jürg Lutz takes over the corporate management of Moser-Baer AG |
