Paula Martin-Calero Toro

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A so-called 'saw clock' or gravity clock. The movement runs down within a day through the case and is thus powered by its own weight. Beautiful oak case. In excellent condition with a nice amplitude of the front pendulum.

Een zogenaamde "zaagklok" of zwaartekracht klok.Het uurwerk loopt in een dag via de zaak naar beneden en wordt dus aangedreven door haar eigen gewicht. Mooie eiken behuizing. Verkeert in prima staat met een mooie amplitude van het voorliggende slingertje.

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Gravity clock -   Wood, brass, metal, enamel - 1950-1960

saw clock - Mechanical - 1 day movement - Not striking

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A German gravity clock from the 1950s–1960s with an oak wooden case, brass and metal components, enamel details, a mechanical movement with a one-day power reserve, no striking, in excellent condition.

Gravity clock - Wood, brass, metal, enamel - 1950-1960

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A German gravity clock from the 1950s–1960s with an oak wooden case, brass and metal components, enamel details, a mechanical movement with a one-day power reserve, no striking, in excellent condition.

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