Ship's clock, U-boat - - Chrome-plated - 1966 - USSR USSR





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Mechanical 8-day submarine/ship clock from Russia, dating to the third quarter of 1966, with a glass and brass case, dimensions about 21 cm wide, 21 cm deep and 8.5 cm high, weighing about 2.7 kg, non-striking and without a winding key, serial number 5101.
Description from the seller
Special submarine/ship clock – Mechanical 8-day movement – Q3 1966
For sale is an extraordinary and imposing mechanical submarine/ship clock from the 3rd quarter of 1966. The distinctive design and robust construction make this piece an interesting collectible with a maritime character.
The clock has been professionally serviced and restored. The dial and hands have been renewed. The mechanical 8-day movement is in perfect working order and runs reliably. With full wind, the running time is about eight days.
The clock presents itself in a very well-kept condition overall and is ideal for collectors of historic nautical instruments, lovers of maritime technology, or as a striking decorative object.
The serial number is 5101. Based on the existing case stamp, the manufacturing date can be dated to Q3 1966.
Technical data:
Mechanical 8-day movement
Manufacturing date: Q3 1966
Serial number: 5101
Diameter of lower part: approx. 21.5 cm
Total height: approx. 8 cm
Weight: approx. 2.7 kg
Maintenance/restoration performed
Dial and hands renewed
Running time: approx. 8 days with full wind
Special submarine/ship clock – Mechanical 8-day movement – Q3 1966
For sale is an extraordinary and imposing mechanical submarine/ship clock from the 3rd quarter of 1966. The distinctive design and robust construction make this piece an interesting collectible with a maritime character.
The clock has been professionally serviced and restored. The dial and hands have been renewed. The mechanical 8-day movement is in perfect working order and runs reliably. With full wind, the running time is about eight days.
The clock presents itself in a very well-kept condition overall and is ideal for collectors of historic nautical instruments, lovers of maritime technology, or as a striking decorative object.
The serial number is 5101. Based on the existing case stamp, the manufacturing date can be dated to Q3 1966.
Technical data:
Mechanical 8-day movement
Manufacturing date: Q3 1966
Serial number: 5101
Diameter of lower part: approx. 21.5 cm
Total height: approx. 8 cm
Weight: approx. 2.7 kg
Maintenance/restoration performed
Dial and hands renewed
Running time: approx. 8 days with full wind

