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News Friday, September 28th 2012
Investors group takes over the companies of the Moser Group
Moser Group AG announces today, that an agreement has been reached with a Swiss investors group to take over the operational companies of the Moser Group.
Consequently, the independence of the watch manufacture H.Moser & Cie. and Precision Engineering AG, a specialised manufacturer of escapement components, has been secured. Business operations will be continued by the existing teams, supported by the already involved industry consultants.
In order to make this solution possible and to guarantee continuity with shareholders, the previous majority shareholder agreed to acquire a minority interest, but he will not play any active role within the company.
The board of directors is convinced that the companies of the Moser Group, thanks to the now secured financial basis, now do have all the necessary requirements for a promising future. ■
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Hublot
Monday, April 29th 2013
Interviewed at Baselworld 2013, Jean-Claude Biver, Chairman of Hublot, discusses the driving forces that keep the brand on a permanent upward trajectory.
"No innovation, no future!"
Interviewed at Baselworld 2013, Jean-Claude Biver, Chairman of Hublot, discusses the driving forces that keep the brand on a permanent upward trajectory.
Omega
Monday, April 29th 2013
The Co-Axial is ubiquitous at Omega, in its calibres, in its communication, and now in its genes. Hardly surprising, then, that the company has made co-axial technology its rallying cry for 2013. Stephen Urquhart, President of Omega, explains.
The Co-Axial movement is second nature for Omega
The Co-Axial is ubiquitous at Omega, in its calibres, in its communication, and now in its genes. Hardly surprising, then, that the company has made co-axial technology its rallying cry for 2013. Stephen Urquhart, President of Omega, explains.
Christophe Claret
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For a long time, Christophe Claret - 25 years of grande complication watchmaking under his belt - worked in the shadow of the leading watch companies. The response to a tough business climate, his Dual Tow sowed the seeds for the brand that bears his name. Kantharos, presented at Baselworld 2013, confirms this second direction for the brand. An explanation from the master watchmaker himself.
Christophe Claret, the unsung hero makes some noise
For a long time, Christophe Claret - 25 years of grande complication watchmaking under his belt - worked in the shadow of the leading watch companies. The response to a tough business climate, his Dual Tow sowed the seeds for the brand that bears his name. Kantharos, presented at Baselworld 2013, confirms this second direction for the brand. An explanation from the master watchmaker himself.
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