Beautiful and rare WWI-era Junghans mechanical alarm clock, made in Württemberg, Germany (ca. 1910–1920). The dial features portraits of Emperor Franz Joseph I and Archduke Franz Ferdinand – highly collectible patriotic motifs from the First World War period. The clock runs, ticks and the alarm function works. A short demonstration video has been added via YouTube for verification. Condition: Used antique condition with visible patina, age-related wear and oxidation. Original hands, dial and movement. No restoration. Movement: – Mechanical – 1-day movement – Twin-bell alarm – Original Junghans mechanism Materials: Brass, steel, glass Dimensions: Height: 14 cm Width: 10 cm Depth: 6 cm Weight: 512 g Origin: Junghans, Württemberg, Germany A rare and decorative WWI Junghans alarm clock with imperial portrait dial — sought after by collectors of military, Austro-Hungarian and early 20th century timepieces. A short YouTube video demonstrating the clock ticking and the alarm working is included in the listing. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/ut5OSgUCCfc