Carriage clock - Matthew Norman - Steel, brass, glass - 1970-1980






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Swiss-made Matthew Norman carriage clock with a rectangular brass case and glass panels, a mechanical eight-day movement with winding key, a white dial with Roman numerals and Breguet hands, silent striking, dimensions 11 × 8 × 7 cm, weight about 1 kg, dating to 1970–1980, in acceptable used condition with possible minor parts missing.
Description from the seller
Matthew Norman Swiss-made desk clock, in a classic format, with a rectangular brass case, a foldable top handle and bevelled glass. The side panels allow viewing the mechanism, while the top window shows the whole balance wheel and escapement.
The white dial features Roman numerals, Breguet-style hands, and the inscription «Matthew Norman / London». It houses a hand-wound mechanical movement, reference 1754, with 11 jewels and a nominal eight-day power reserve. The rear plate bears the inscriptions «Movement / Matthew Norman / London / 1754» and «11 Eleven Jewels / Unadjusted / Swiss Made». A double-ended key shown in the image is included.
The brass retains its patina, with stains, finish irregularities and signs of wear visible in the photographs, which are part of the description. The timestamp on the images confirms the current state of the piece. The shipment is properly packaged to protect the item during transport. A tracking number is provided.
Approximate dimensions: 11 × 8 × 7 cm. Approximate weight: 1 kg.
Matthew Norman Swiss-made desk clock, in a classic format, with a rectangular brass case, a foldable top handle and bevelled glass. The side panels allow viewing the mechanism, while the top window shows the whole balance wheel and escapement.
The white dial features Roman numerals, Breguet-style hands, and the inscription «Matthew Norman / London». It houses a hand-wound mechanical movement, reference 1754, with 11 jewels and a nominal eight-day power reserve. The rear plate bears the inscriptions «Movement / Matthew Norman / London / 1754» and «11 Eleven Jewels / Unadjusted / Swiss Made». A double-ended key shown in the image is included.
The brass retains its patina, with stains, finish irregularities and signs of wear visible in the photographs, which are part of the description. The timestamp on the images confirms the current state of the piece. The shipment is properly packaged to protect the item during transport. A tracking number is provided.
Approximate dimensions: 11 × 8 × 7 cm. Approximate weight: 1 kg.
