Vintage Koma (Konrad Mauch) 400-Day Torsion Anniversary Clock - Germany - 1950s/1960s (To Be Restored) An authentic German 400-day torsion anniversary clock (carriage clock style) manufactured by the renowned maker Konrad Mauch (Koma) in Schwenningen, Germany, during the 1950s/1960s. This clock is completely original and features a solid brass case with a satin-brushed finish, classic swirled brass pillars, and glass panels. The dial is decorated with an ornate golden center, black Roman numerals, and features the original "Koma" branding. Important Condition & Restoration Note: The clock is being sold as a restoration project (for parts or repair). The movement is stamped "KONRAD MAUCH SCHWENNINGEN A.N. GERMANY - NO (0) JEWELS UNADJUSTED". The main chassis and case are intact, and the matching base bears the official manufacturer stamp as well. The pendulum assembly has been disassembled (parts included, as shown in the pictures) and the suspension spring wire is missing/needs replacement, which is a typical maintenance item for these torsion clocks. Specifications: - Manufacturer: Konrad Mauch (Koma) - Country of Origin: Germany (Schwenningen am Neckar) - Period: Circa 1950-1960 - Movement: Mechanical, Torsion (400-Day) - Materials: Brass and Glass - Accessories Included: Disassembled pendulum components (see photos) Dimensions : 22 cm × 16.5 cm × 12 cm An excellent, high-potential project for clocksmiths, hobbyists, or vintage clock collectors looking to restore a classic piece of German horological history. Please study the detailed photographs carefully as they form an integral part of the description. Shipping: Will be packed with utmost care and shipped with track and trace.