No. 106081545

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Ship's clock - Schatz -   Copper - 1970-1980 - Schatz Royal Mariner
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€ 88
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4 weeks ago

Ship's clock - Schatz - Copper - 1970-1980 - Schatz Royal Mariner

Overview This is a German Schatz mechanical clock, signed Schatz on the dial and marked Aug. Schatz & Söhne Germany on the back. It features a substantial round gilt-brass style case, a hinged front glass door, and a winding key. The white dial has black Roman numerals and a clean, traditional layout. With a diameter of approximately 18 cm and a weight of approximately 1.7 kg, the clock has a solid and decorative presence on a desk, shelf, or display cabinet. The silver-white outer ring visible on the case is paint and does not indicate damage to the inner gilt-brass finish. The main appeal of this piece lies in the German Schatz maker’s mark, its heavy gilt-brass style case, and its strong decorative display value. Technical and condition details Brand: Schatz Maker’s marking: Aug. Schatz & Söhne Germany Type: German mechanical clock Winding: Key wind Function: Working when tested. No long-term running test has been performed. Dial layout: Central hour and minute hands, black Roman numerals, and outer minute track Dial: White dial signed Schatz, marked Germany at the lower edge Case: Round gilt-brass style case with hinged front glass door, with winding and adjustment markings on the back Diameter: Approximately 18 cm Weight: Approximately 1.7 kg Accessories: Winding key included Special note: The silver-white outer ring is paint and does not represent damage to the inner gilt-brass finish. The inner gilt-brass finish remains intact. Condition: The clock is in good overall vintage condition. The case shows normal signs of use, display, age-related scratches, oxidation, wear, and some paint marks. The gilt-brass style case still presents well overall. The front glass door opens, the dial remains clear and legible, and the winding key shows natural oxidation and handling traces. A suitable piece for desk, shelf, or collection display. Collector’s highlights German Schatz mechanical clock with Aug. Schatz & Söhne Germany marking on the back. Approximately 18 cm in diameter and 1.7 kg in weight, giving it a substantial display presence. Gilt-brass style case with the inner finish intact; the silver-white outer ring is paint. Includes winding key, making it a complete and attractive vintage mechanical clock display piece. Photos form an important part of the description and may show details more clearly than text. Please review all images carefully and assess the item accordingly.

No. 106081545

Sold
Ship's clock - Schatz -   Copper - 1970-1980 - Schatz Royal Mariner

Ship's clock - Schatz - Copper - 1970-1980 - Schatz Royal Mariner

Overview
This is a German Schatz mechanical clock, signed Schatz on the dial and marked Aug. Schatz & Söhne Germany on the back. It features a substantial round gilt-brass style case, a hinged front glass door, and a winding key. The white dial has black Roman numerals and a clean, traditional layout. With a diameter of approximately 18 cm and a weight of approximately 1.7 kg, the clock has a solid and decorative presence on a desk, shelf, or display cabinet. The silver-white outer ring visible on the case is paint and does not indicate damage to the inner gilt-brass finish. The main appeal of this piece lies in the German Schatz maker’s mark, its heavy gilt-brass style case, and its strong decorative display value.
Technical and condition details
Brand: Schatz
Maker’s marking: Aug. Schatz & Söhne Germany
Type: German mechanical clock
Winding: Key wind
Function: Working when tested. No long-term running test has been performed.
Dial layout: Central hour and minute hands, black Roman numerals, and outer minute track
Dial: White dial signed Schatz, marked Germany at the lower edge
Case: Round gilt-brass style case with hinged front glass door, with winding and adjustment markings on the back
Diameter: Approximately 18 cm
Weight: Approximately 1.7 kg
Accessories: Winding key included
Special note: The silver-white outer ring is paint and does not represent damage to the inner gilt-brass finish. The inner gilt-brass finish remains intact.
Condition: The clock is in good overall vintage condition. The case shows normal signs of use, display, age-related scratches, oxidation, wear, and some paint marks. The gilt-brass style case still presents well overall. The front glass door opens, the dial remains clear and legible, and the winding key shows natural oxidation and handling traces. A suitable piece for desk, shelf, or collection display.
Collector’s highlights
German Schatz mechanical clock with Aug. Schatz & Söhne Germany marking on the back.
Approximately 18 cm in diameter and 1.7 kg in weight, giving it a substantial display presence.
Gilt-brass style case with the inner finish intact; the silver-white outer ring is paint.
Includes winding key, making it a complete and attractive vintage mechanical clock display piece.
Photos form an important part of the description and may show details more clearly than text. Please review all images carefully and assess the item accordingly.

Final bid
€ 88
No reserve price
Justus Heutink
Expert
Estimate € 170 - € 210

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