Box regulator clock - Wood, Glass, Copper - 1960-1970
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39
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24
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Mechanical regulator wall clock by Uurwerkenfabriek Warmink (Netherlands), dating to 1960–1970, with a wooden cabinet, glass and copper detailing, 73×29×14 cm, weighing 6 kg, 8‑day power reserve, winding key, and half‑hour striking on three gongs, fitted with a Franz Hermle 141‑041 movement and in working order with minor signs of age.
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The wall clock was made by Uurwerkenfabriek Warmink, Almelo. The maker's logo can be found on the dial. The factory no longer exists.
The wall clock is a modern variant of the regulator and consists of a cabinet housing a pendulum clock. It is enclosed by a door.
The wooden case has minimal ornamentation. On the top is a decorative finial. On the left side of the top, a chip of wood has come off and has been touched up to match the color. On either side of the door stand pillars. The veneer on the back of the cabinet is peeling away on one side.
The dial has Roman numerals with the Warmink logo on it. A brass rim surrounds the dial.
The movement was made by Franz Hermle, model 141-041, and was produced in 2014. The pallets have been cleaned and re-oiled. The clock runs and chimes well and has a running time of 8 days. Every half hour it strikes on three gong bars. A key is supplied for winding the springs.
The wall clock can be picked up in Almere. Shipping is done carefully, packed securely and sent by registered post.
The wall clock was made by Uurwerkenfabriek Warmink, Almelo. The maker's logo can be found on the dial. The factory no longer exists.
The wall clock is a modern variant of the regulator and consists of a cabinet housing a pendulum clock. It is enclosed by a door.
The wooden case has minimal ornamentation. On the top is a decorative finial. On the left side of the top, a chip of wood has come off and has been touched up to match the color. On either side of the door stand pillars. The veneer on the back of the cabinet is peeling away on one side.
The dial has Roman numerals with the Warmink logo on it. A brass rim surrounds the dial.
The movement was made by Franz Hermle, model 141-041, and was produced in 2014. The pallets have been cleaned and re-oiled. The clock runs and chimes well and has a running time of 8 days. Every half hour it strikes on three gong bars. A key is supplied for winding the springs.
The wall clock can be picked up in Almere. Shipping is done carefully, packed securely and sent by registered post.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Clock type
Box regulator clock
Material
Copper, Glass, Wood
Clock mechanism
Mechanical
Power reserve
8 day movement
Striking
half hour, one gong
Maker/designer
Uurwerkenfabriek Warmink
Country of origin
Netherlands
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
In working order
Yes
Height
73 cm
Width
29 cm
Depth
14 cm
Estimated period
1960-1970
Weight
6 kg
Winding key
Yes
