LUMICHRON is your source for the most reliable, durable, highest-performing clock components and time-keeping systems and Mobatime components available. Choose LUMICHRON for MOBATIME automatic clock controllers, secondary clock movements, digital timeservers, and more.
MOBATIME is the global leader of expertise for clock systems, time distribution, time reference systems, and time synchronization. All MOBATIME’s high-level technological expertise, devices, and components are developed and produced in Switzerland by the family-owned company Moser-Baer AG, which was founded in 1938. Today several thousand MOBATIME products are in use and achieving top performance.
Maker of the Swiss Railways Clock, featuring the famous Hans Hilfiker design.
Founded 82 years ago as a family company, Mobatime has grown into one of the most renowned centers of expertise for time systems in the world. Traditional values such as Swiss craftsmanship, reliability, and proximity to the customer are still as central as ever. In these times of digitization and globalization, they continue to provide a strong foundation.
NU-90t and HN60 / HN-61 are usually in stock and available for immediate shipment!
NU-90T Clock Movement
ETC Clock
FU 192 Industrial DD Lithium Battery movements WWVB
(Atomic Time) synchronization
GPS Antenna

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MOBATIME is the leading brand of expertise for time display, time distribution, time synchronization and time reference systems. Swiss quality and innovation are the foundations of the family-owned company Moser-Baer AG, which was founded in 1938. Practically all of the products are fully developed, designed, produced and tested in Switzerland. Whether you need a standard product or a high-tech custom solution: each product combines proven quality with cutting-edge technology.
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