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Incabloc S.A. Logo

Incabloc S.A. 

La Chaux-De-Fonds · Since 1988

Incabloc SA is a manufacturer of components for the watch industry. The company's core activities include the production of precision components such as stones, springs, bearings and other mechanical parts for watches. This also includes specialized processes such as grinding, polishing and assembling components. The company focuses on producing highly precise and high-quality components that meet the requirements of the watch industry.

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Jurasit Sàrl Logo

Jurasit Sàrl 

Les Bois · Since 2008

The core activity of Jurasit Sàrl is the surface treatment and enhancement of watch components and other products, particularly through polishing, grinding and painting. The company also offers services such as product development, aesthetic quality control and micro-blasting.

Watch Industry
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Kif Parechoc SA Logo

Kif Parechoc SA 

Le Brassus · Since 1944

KIF Parechoc is a Swiss company specializing in the manufacture of complex components and sub-assemblies for various industries. The company's core activities include: Precision turned parts for the watch industry; Medical technology: manufacturing components and sub-assemblies for medical devices, including precision pumps for dialysis and diagnostics, as well as surgical instruments and implants; Aerospace: manufacturing components and sub-assemblies for the aerospace industry; Precision mechanics: manufacturing complex components and sub-assemblies for various industrial applications. The company also offers services such as laser micro-welding, micro-turning, and CNC turning.

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Li Calzi Technofrap SA Logo

Li Calzi Technofrap SA 

La Chaux-De-Fonds · Since 1993

The core activity of Li Calzi Technofrap SA consists of the manufacture and processing of watch components, particularly dials (ébauches de cadrans). The specific activities include: dial striking (frappe de cadrans), cutting out (découpage), turning (tournage), foot soldering (soudage de pieds), milling and drilling of high-end and complex dials, including the processing of mother-of-pearl and other components, manufacturing of complex stamps (fabrication d’étampes compliquées), and manufacturing of stamps by electroforming (fabrication d’étampes par électroformage).

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Lost Time Pieces James Punshon Logo

Lost Time Pieces James Punshon 

Wiesendangen · Since 2022

Lost Time Pieces James Punshon is an independent watchmaker specializing in servicing and restoration of vintage and modern watches. Services include strip-down cleaning with oiling and calibration, full restorations including case revival, repair and restoration of tools and machines, and purchase of unwanted watches; all work carries a two-year guarantee.

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Manufacture de boîtes de montres M.R.P. S.A. Logo

Manufacture de boîtes de montres M.R.P. S.A. 

Alle · Since 1953

The core activity of MRP SA is the manufacture of high-quality watch cases made from various materials such as steel, titanium, precious metals, composite materials, ceramic and others. The company offers a comprehensive range of services covering all phases of production, from conception and development to tool manufacturing, stamping, CNC machining, grinding, polishing and assembly to quality control.

Watch Industry
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Manufacture Horlogère Genevoise (MHG) SA Logo

Manufacture Horlogère Genevoise (MHG) SA 

Geneva · Since 2022

The company's core activity is the manufacture of high-precision components for the watchmaking and jewelry industries, particularly through the combination of traditional methods with modern techniques such as CNC machines and the production of monobloc gongs. The company offers a wide range of watch components, including bridges, dials, main plates, springs, wheels, cases, hands, and monobloc gongs, made from various materials such as brass, platinum, nickel-silver, steel, gold, silver, Damascus steel, and aluminum.

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MANUFACTURE ROGER DUBUIS, Branch of Richemont International SA Logo

MANUFACTURE ROGER DUBUIS, Branch of Richemont International SA 

Meyrin · Since 2016

MANUFACTURE ROGER DUBUIS, Branch of Richemont International SA manufactures, develops and assembles mechanical timepieces and movements, including complex complications, within an integrated manufacture. The Manufacture produces fully mechanical calibres, applies hand finishing in line with Poinçon de Genève standards, and carries out rigorous testing throughout production.

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Max Twelve GmbH Logo

Max Twelve GmbH 

Uitikon Waldegg · Since 2024

Max Twelve is a watch manufacturer that produces and sells high-quality watches and related accessories such as watch straps and buckle closures. The company's core activity lies in the development, production and distribution of watches and watch accessories.

Watch Industry
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Mijanovic SA Logo

Mijanovic SA 

Bassecourt · Since 2008

The core activity of Mijanovic SA is the polishing and finishing of high-precision components for the watch industry, particularly for the manufacture of high-end watches. The company offers specialized services such as polishing, grinding and other surface treatments for watch cases and other components.

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Mimotec SA 

Sion · Since 1998

Acrotec is a leading provider of precision micro-mechanics and components for various industries, particularly the watch and jewelry industry, medical technology, and aerospace. The company's core activities include the development and manufacture of high-precision mechanical components, such as micro-components, micro-molds, MEMS probes, micro-gears, and micro-sieves, as well as the application of electroforming technologies like UV-LIGA and CLR-LIGA. Additionally, Acrotec also offers services such as precision turning, milling, and grinding, surface treatment, and authentication.

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Polinox SA 

Les Breuleux · Since 1978

The core activity of Polinox SA is the mechanical processing and finishing of workpieces, particularly in the field of metalworking. This specifically includes the activities of grinding, polishing, rectification and CNC grinding. The company thus offers services in the field of surface treatment and finishing of metal parts.

Watch Industry
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RB Baumgartner AG 

Münchenbuchsee · Since 2015

The core activity of RB Baumgartner Uhren is the development, manufacture and sale of mechanical watches, particularly pilot watches and other specialized watch models. The company also offers workshops and individual watch creations, where customers can design and manufacture their own watches.

Watch Industry
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Stoco S.A. 

Cortaillod · Since 1970

Stoco SA's core activity is focused on precision assembly and manufacturing, particularly in the fields of horology (watchmaking), medtech (medical technology) and microtech (microtechnology). The company offers specialized services such as assembling high-precision components, calibrating tubes, manufacturing special machines and providing subcontracting services.

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SWISS KUBIK SA Logo

SWISS KUBIK SA 

Geneva · Since 1998

The core activity of SwissKubik is the development, manufacture and distribution of high-quality remontoirs for automatic watches, specifically designed for watch collectors and enthusiasts. These remontoirs are equipped with modern technology and serve to keep the watches in motion and maintain their mechanics when not worn.

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WAEBER HMS SA Logo

WAEBER HMS SA 

Fleurier · Since 2001

The core activity of Waeber HMS is the manufacture of hands (pointers) for the watch industry. The company positions itself as a reference manufacturer of hands in Switzerland and supplies its products to renowned watch brands.

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Wenger S.A. Logo

Wenger S.A. 

Delémont · Since 1922

Wenger S.A. designs and markets wristwatches as well as travel and business gear. The product range includes sport and classic watches, hardside luggage, backpacks and travel accessories; the brand also provides product support and corporate (B2B) gifting services.

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AMD Fils Sàrl 

Fleurier · Since 2022

The core activity of AMD Fils Sàrl is the manufacture of high-precision mechanical parts, particularly watch components, made to measure for customers in Switzerland. The company offers the production of various parts such as barrels, gears, axles and screws in various materials like steel, stainless steel, brass and bronze.

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Armin Strom AG Logo

Armin Strom AG 

Biel/Bienne · Since 2005

The core activity of Armin Strom AG is the development, manufacture and distribution of high-quality mechanical watches, particularly in the Swiss watch industry. The company focuses on the production of watches with transparent mechanics, highlighting the precision and craftsmanship of the watchmakers.

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BM Production SA 

La Chaux-De-Fonds · Since 2011

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