Precision Engineering News

INTERNATIONAL

by Alex DouglasJune 21, 2018June 21, 2018

Precision Engineering AG brings back 18th century invention in presentation of its first cylindrical hairspring

First invented by English watchmaker John Arnold in 1776, Precision Engineering AG has shown off its first prototype of the cylindrical hairspring, in Palexpo, Geneva. At the EPHJ show, taking place from June 12-15, Precision Engineering AG presented the prototype ...

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EXHIBITIONS

by Rob CorderApril 10, 2017

Geneva hosts world exhibition and conference the upstream watchmaking industry

Swiss watchmakers grab headlines at this time of year with their 2017 collections launching at SIHH and Baselworld, but upstream from the glamour of the watch brands is the industry that provides the technology and precision instruments that make the ...

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INTERNATIONAL

by Rob CorderJanuary 13, 2017

H. Moser & Cie mocks Swiss Made laws with £1m watch made from cheese

H. Moser & Cie. is making a mockery of legislation covering official Made in Switzerland legislation by announcing the announcement of a watch made of Swiss cheese. The Swiss Mad Watch is unique, symbolic, and irreverent, but most importantly, 100% ...

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INTERNATIONAL

by Rob CorderNovember 30, 2016

Precision Engineering develops alloy for magnetic-resistant hairsprings

Precision Engineering AG has produced a new alloy for hairsprings that it claims will increase reliability, accuracy and power reserve times for the movements that use it. The company’s partner H. Moser & Cie will be the first watch company ...

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