Borel and Galsworth knew the authority of Neuchatel Observatory on timer standards from the beginning. If the watch designed and manufactured can be recognized by it, it undoubtedly means that it has obtained a global sales pass for watch products. Looking ahead, time has become an eternal career pursuit. 1866, an impressive achievement has finally come to fruition. The watch they produced lived up to expectations and won the first place in the competition of the Observatory, thus laying a solid position for this rare watch. As a result of hard work, a series of honors followed: 1876 in Philadelphia, USA, the product obtained the quality certificate; 1878 was awarded the only precious gold medal in Swiss watch industry in Paris, France. In the development of the company, a revolutionary innovation was born: a winding clock with a crown and a push rod or bolt. The invention includes a new winding system and a new time setting method. This patent is of epoch-making significance in the history of watch industry.
1860, the company exported the first batch of clocks and watches to Uruguay, and the products went to South America. From 65438 to 0867, they began to advance into Spain and their sales network expanded rapidly. ...
1894, Gao Huashi retired in his later years, and Ernest Borer, son of Jules Borer, took over. The company was renamed Borer-Cour Vossier Company. Four years later, Ernest Borel cooperated with Adamir Debrot, who was in charge of technology, and renamed the company Ernest Borel and Cie.