Table clock (9) - Steel - 1970-1980

Overview of the Collection
The series presents a variety of styles and finishes, from classic "double bell" models to more compact and rounded designs.
Details of Specific Models
The "BODART" clock (Second from the left, back row):
This model stands out for its distinctive dial decorated with a design on a brown/wooden background. It is aesthetically highly sought after, however it has a functional defect: it lacks the key or the rear knob necessary to adjust the hour hands. Without this component, it is not possible to set the current time.
The small clock (Center, front row):
This is the tiniest piece in the collection, with a satin-metal finish. It is important to note that this specific clock is not working: the mechanism is currently blocked and requires a complete overhaul by an expert to resume keeping time.
The rest of the group
The remainder of the collection includes:
Three chrome/silver models: With the classic visible hammers for the chime.
A bright Yellow model: Stands out for its vivid color in the back row.
A Gold model: Elegant, positioned on the right with gilded bells.
Two mantle clocks (Front row): One in ivory white and one red with a circular profile, devoid of external bells, typical of a more compact style.
As mechanical clocks, every piece (except those with the noted defects) requires periodic manual winding via the butterfly-shaped knobs on the back to keep the spring movement running.