Incoming - something a bit different

[andy tims]

Just collected this late 20's /early 30'sGerman wall clock from the local clock repair centre.



It's been up in the loft for nearly 15 years and was given to me almost 30 years ago by my Great Grandmother. I think she & my Great Grandfather had it from new as a wedding present, so whilst it's not going to win any beauty contests, I'm glad to have it working again.

[deepcdvr]

Very cool! Over the years traveling around the planet, I've seen some amazing clocks... Always been fascinated by them. My grandfather had a beautiful wall clock in his study and I wanted it when he died, but my psycho aunt got it. I'm sure she promptly sold it. Grrrrrr

Congrats - that's a keeper

[sfglenrock]

The clock is just awesome and the personal history behind it make it even better. Congrats!

[jimyritz]

That's awesome Andy....Love old clocks...

[jad3703]

That's a nice piece of horology, Andy. Family heirlooms are very special things to treasure.

James

[SCM64]

Very cool

[gr8sw]

very cool, Andy

any wristshots??

[Mr Rick]

Excellent Andy. Now you can use it and enjoy it

[Pasquale]

Looks great..

[River Rat]

Nice clock Andy I have a few in my collection most are military clocks.But the last one I added was this Seth Thomas NO2 from the 1920's as you see it's not military.


Andy looks like it chims on the hour how many days does it run ?