1960s Inducta Swiss clock with white face, black hands, and polished silver rim.
Close-up of 1960s Inducta clock showcasing side and front design with beige-toned metal frame and glass cover.
Original mechanism of 1960s Inducta Swiss clock, showcasing craftsmanship and functionality.
1960s Inducta Swiss clock with white face, black hands, and polished silver rim.
Close-up of 1960s Inducta clock showcasing side and front design with beige-toned metal frame and glass cover.
Original mechanism of 1960s Inducta Swiss clock, showcasing craftsmanship and functionality.

Swiss Inducta Clock - 1960s

CHF 575.00

Swiss made mid-century wall clock by Inducta of Switzerland. The clock reflects understated simplicity and design. The polished metal rim encases a glass cover, paired with a beige-toned metal frame. Its front-opening clam shell design offers easy access to the soft white clock face.

The clock retains its original electric mechanism, running smoothly, and is driven by the included‍  ‍VEEB Clock Driver for reliable 

Swiss made mid-century wall clock by Inducta of Switzerland. The clock reflects understated simplicity and design. The polished metal rim encases a glass cover, paired with a beige-toned metal frame. Its front-opening clam shell design offers easy access to the soft white clock face.

The clock retains its original electric mechanism, running smoothly, and is driven by the included‍  ‍VEEB Clock Driver for reliable 

 

Inducta Timeline

  • INDUCTA today 2023
    Inducta now specialises is large custom made display clocks for big brands, including Rolex and Patak Philippe
  • INDUCTA AG 2012
    The company name is changed to'Wittwer-Bär Immobilien AG' and the subsidiary INDUCTA AG is established to operational business
  • Uhrenfabrik Wittwer-Bär AG 2009
    The company changes it name to Uhrenfabrik Wittwer-Bär AG
  • Wittwer-Bär AG 1988
    The clock factory 'Wittwer-Bär AG' is founded
  • Passing of Adolf Bär 1966
    Adolf Baer passes away in Thun, Switzerland
  • Inducta Product Line 1962
    Turmuhren Fabrik A. Bär, takes over the Inducta product line from Landis+Gyr (*who also own Magneta clocks) in Zug, Switzerland
  • Turmuhren Fabrik A. Bär 1924
    Adolf Bär founds the clock tower company 'Turmuhren Fabrik A. Bär', in Gwatt-Thun, Switzerland. Producing mechanical tower clocks for churches
  • Birth of Adolf Bär 1890
    Adolf Bär is born in Kleinandelfingen, Switzerland. Interestingly, Adolf's father was Jacob Gottlieb Βär, founder of the famous clock factory J.G Sumiswalder Turmuhrenfabrik in Sumiswald, Switzerland