Επιτραπέζια ρολόγια και ρολόγια γραφείου - Franz Hermle 340-020A - Ξύλο, Ορείχαλκος, Μέταλλο - 1980-1990

Franz Hermle 340-020A - German Mantel Clock for Parts / Restoration - 1983

Offered for auction is a vintage German tambour mantel clock manufactured by the renowned maker Franz Hermle.
This item is being sold strictly as a donor for spare parts or as a restoration project.

Technical Specifications & Details:
- Manufacturer: Franz Hermle (Germany)
- Movement Model: 340-020A (8-day, spring-driven key-wind mechanism)
- Production Year: 1983 (Stamped with the year code "P")
- Jewels: Two (2) Jewels integrated into the floating balance escapement
- Chime: 5-hammer Westminster chime system striking on 5 bronze rod gongs (plays quarterly and strikes the hourly count)

Condition Report:
- Movement: The 340-020A brass mechanical movement is visually clean, complete, and free from heavy corrosion.
All gear teeth and pivots appear intact.
The floating balance unit is fully present.

- Dial & Hands: The ivory/cream dial is in excellent vintage condition with crisp, unfaded Arabic numerals and clear "Hermle / Made in Germany" signatures.
Original black serpentine hands and the central locking nut are fully intact.
- Case & Bezel: The solid oak veneered wooden case shows well-preserved grain patterns, free from deep scratches or structural cracks. The front brass bezel/lunette has detached from its hinge/housing but is included intact with its original convex glass and right-side locking latch. The bottom features the original factory chime-mounting bolts.

Perfect as a high-quality parts donor for watchmakers and clock restorers looking for hard-to-find genuine Hermle components (escapement, mainspring barrels, hands, gong rods, or dial assembly).

Please look closely at the high-resolution photographs to assess the exact cosmetic and mechanical condition.

The product will be professionally packed and sent safely to your address by local post.
The pictures of the product are made with the highest possible resolution, precisely to capture possible small defects (small scratches, stains, defect), the pictures are part of the product description.