Kockfeld Clockworks (Licensed)

About us

Kockfeld Clockworks (Licensed) is a clockmaker, licensed by the Ministry of Chronology, based at Berging in The Osmoor. The company was founded on 6 April 1920 by Egon Kockfeld and has traded for 106 years.

Kockfeld Clockworks (Licensed) — Berging — clock faces and movements bearing the Ministry's licence number. The name on the tin is the name on the gate.

Our founder. Egon Kockfeld, physician, was born at Marschau on 20 May 1887 and died on 19 November 1930.

The works

We make and supply clock faces and movements bearing the Ministry's licence number. Ask your dealer, or telephone the works at Berging.

Kockfeld Clockworks (Licensed) operates in the clocks trade from works at Berging. 1 other clocks houses trade from Berging; the register counts 51 in the country. Particulars of current lines are sent on application to the registered office.

Our history

The company's books have been kept at Market Walk since the registered office was fixed there, and the timeline below is compiled from them and from the press.

1. 1920 The company is founded at Berging.
2. 1925 Kockfeld Clockworks (Licensed) lists on the Vellmar Exchange as KOC. In the press.

Working with us

2 positions are open at present. Salaries are by the month, before deductions.

All vacancies are also advertised on Stellenmarkt. Ask us about working here, stating age, trade and Marsh Regiment service if any.

Investors

Kockfeld Clockworks (Licensed) is quoted on the Vellmar Exchange as KOC since 1925. Last year-end close: 3,415.50 marka (31 December 2025).

Year-end prices as published by the Vellmar Exchange. No other prices are published.

Contact

Correspondence to the registered office. Callers by appointment. Encyclopedia entry: Kockfeld Clockworks (Licensed).

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