Óra-technika  Gyártók, Kereskedők, Beszállítók

More than 90 years Rauscher tower clocksTower clocks From the restoration of old mechanical
tower clock movements to a touchscreen controlled master clock - since
90 years we design and produce tower clocks at highest quality levels.
Bells During expanding our production we started
specializing in the 1960's in bell automation, bells and bell
fittings. Ask us about bells and accessories or about carillon stations.
Public clocks Slave clocks for inside and outside
belong since 1920 to our core business. In many schools, hospitals and
public authorities our slave clocks show the accurate time. Also several
selected public spots got their improvement by a Rauscher clock.
Art work Surround yourself with the extraordinary at
home. The perfection of our fascinating craftsmanship you will find in
form of our Art works - custom-made precision facade and building
clocks that are able to express your personal taste within your own
premises. They all have their roots in ancient originals but can be made
specific to meet your creativity with regards to the interior or
exterior design of your private mansion, hotels or corporate
headquaters.

Willemin-Macodel is a supplier of innovative machining and robotization solutions. Independent company, located in Delémont in the Jura and at the heart of microtechnology. Our goal is clear: to meet your highest requirements. We develop dynamic, productive and flexible solutions based on a perfect understanding of your requirements. Leader and expert in turnkey machining solutions, Willemin-Macodel is committed to you.

Heinrich Immanuel Perrot
(*22.10.1929) obtained his apprenticeship credentials at the PERROT
firm's Water Sprinkler Division, after which he completed his
engineering studies at the State School of Engineering at Esslingen. In
1952, he began his tenure at his father's clockworks. In 1959, he
decided to take on the production of electric bellringing technology.
Shortly after that, the firm started to research into the production of
fully electrical and lightweight tower clock technology. However, these
new activities created, in the early 1960s, a need for larger production
premises. Heinrich I. Perrot had no choice but to expand with the
building of a new factory complex in the suburb of Calw-Heumaden.
Consequently, sales territories were widened and export markets were
opened up. For example, a new musical Calendar Clock was designed and
produced for a shopping mall in Dublin (Ireland). This breakthrough
marked the beginning of a new era for the PERROT firm and the Calendar
Clock became its prize showpiece.