Alarm clock - Petit réveil mécanique miniature Chambord – Laiton doré – Allemagne de l’Ouest – Années 1950/1960 - Brass - 1950-1960





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Chambord miniature mechanical alarm clock in brass, West Germany, dating from circa 1950–1960; manual-wind movement, no striking chime, displays time and alarm, 8.5 cm high by 4 cm wide by 4 cm deep, weight about 200 g.
Description from the seller
Small Chambord miniature mechanical alarm clock – Brass, gilt – West Germany – 1950s/1960s
Elegant small mechanical table or bedside clock from the Chambord brand, made in West Germany (West Germany) around the 1950s-1960s.
This miniature model stands out for its round brass case with a gold finish, topped with a bell and a carrying handle. Its compact proportions and decorative details give it a particularly refined character.
The cream dial features large black Roman numerals, complemented by an outer minute track with Arabic numerals. The decorative-styled hands, with their original luminescent elements, provide an interesting contrast to the dial.
In terms of size, materials, and aesthetics, this alarm clock constitutes a decorative piece representative of mid-20th-century German clockmaking.
Characteristics
* Brand: Chambord
* Origin: West Germany – West Germany
* Era: circa 1950-1960
* Type: miniature mechanical alarm clock
* Movement: hand-wound mechanical
* Winding: via keys at the back
* Functions: time and alarm
* Bell: upper bell
* Case: brass with gold finish
* Dial: cream with Roman numerals and outer minute track
* Protection: glass
* Total height: about 8.5 cm, including handle and feet
* Case diameter: about 7 cm
* Depth: about 4 cm
* Weight: about 170 g
Condition and operation
The alarm clock has been tested before listing.
* Operation: the mechanical movement runs correctly and the alarm function with ring on the upper bell has been tested.
* Aesthetic condition: very good overall for its age. The brass case is well preserved and presents a nice finish, with a light natural patina and some minor signs related to time.
* Dial and glass: well preserved, with the original details and decorative elements visible.
Photographs are an integral part of the description and allow precise appreciation of the condition of this piece.
Small Chambord miniature mechanical alarm clock – Brass, gilt – West Germany – 1950s/1960s
Elegant small mechanical table or bedside clock from the Chambord brand, made in West Germany (West Germany) around the 1950s-1960s.
This miniature model stands out for its round brass case with a gold finish, topped with a bell and a carrying handle. Its compact proportions and decorative details give it a particularly refined character.
The cream dial features large black Roman numerals, complemented by an outer minute track with Arabic numerals. The decorative-styled hands, with their original luminescent elements, provide an interesting contrast to the dial.
In terms of size, materials, and aesthetics, this alarm clock constitutes a decorative piece representative of mid-20th-century German clockmaking.
Characteristics
* Brand: Chambord
* Origin: West Germany – West Germany
* Era: circa 1950-1960
* Type: miniature mechanical alarm clock
* Movement: hand-wound mechanical
* Winding: via keys at the back
* Functions: time and alarm
* Bell: upper bell
* Case: brass with gold finish
* Dial: cream with Roman numerals and outer minute track
* Protection: glass
* Total height: about 8.5 cm, including handle and feet
* Case diameter: about 7 cm
* Depth: about 4 cm
* Weight: about 170 g
Condition and operation
The alarm clock has been tested before listing.
* Operation: the mechanical movement runs correctly and the alarm function with ring on the upper bell has been tested.
* Aesthetic condition: very good overall for its age. The brass case is well preserved and presents a nice finish, with a light natural patina and some minor signs related to time.
* Dial and glass: well preserved, with the original details and decorative elements visible.
Photographs are an integral part of the description and allow precise appreciation of the condition of this piece.

