桌钟和座钟 - Hermle "Schwebeanker" Westminster - 木, 黄铜, 玻璃, 金属 - 1950-1960





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Hermle“Schwebeanker” Westminster 壁炉钟,8日机械机芯,木制铜饰盖、玻璃与金属盒, Westminster 4/4 音钟共鸣 5 根钟鸣管,德国制造,状态良好,完好工作,带上弦钥,尺寸62.5 cm 宽,23.5 cm 高,17.5 cm 深,约重3 kg。
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vintage Hermle "Schwebeanker" Westminster Chime Mantel Clock (1957) - With Original Warranty Certificate & Key - Fully Functional
Up for auction is a beautiful mid-century German mechanical mantel clock manufactured by the renowned maker Franz Hermle & Söhne, featuring their patented "Schwebeanker" (floating anchor) movement.
This specific time-piece comes with an extraordinary and rare piece of provenance: its original paper warranty certificate ("Bulletin de Garantie") issued on July 26, 1957, by the "Maurice Bussienne" jewelry and watch shop in Athus, Belgium, matching the clock's serial number (1577).
Key Features & Specifications:
- Brand/Manufacturer: Franz Hermle & Söhne (Germany)
- Movement Type: Mechanical 8-day movement with patented "Schwebeanker" (Floating Anchor) system, which allows the clock to operate accurately even on slightly uneven surfaces without the need for a traditional pendulum.
- Chime: 4/4 Westminster chime playing on 5 resonant rod gongs every quarter-hour, followed by hourly strikes.
- Features: 3 winding arbors on the dial (chime, timekeeping, strike). Equipped with a manual chime-silent lever mechanism at the back to mute the sound if preferred.
- Case Design: Elegant Art Deco / Mid-Century "Napoleon hat" (Tambour) curved wooden case with rich wood veneer grain and discrete carved details at the base.
- Dial: Clean cream-colored chapter ring with raised golden numerals, brass hands, and a hinged convex glass crystal door in a polished brass bezel.
- Accessories Included: Original winding key and the rare, original 1957 handwritten warranty certificate.
Condition Report:
- Mechanical Condition: Fully functional. The movement runs reliably, keeps good time, and the complete Westminster chime sequence triggers correctly.
- Aesthetic Condition: Excellent vintage condition for its age (nearly 70 years old). The wooden case shows minor, authentic signs of contact on the bottom and light age-related patina on the brass elements, preserving its genuine historical character. No cracks or deep damage to the wood or glass.
Dimensions :
- Width: 62.5 cm
- Height: 23.5 cm
- Depth: 17.5 cm
A wonderful, complete collector's set ready to display and enjoy.
The product will be professionally packed and sent safely to your address by local post.
The pictures of the product are made with the highest possible resolution, precisely to capture possible small defects (small scratches, stains, defect), the pictures are part of the product description.
The clock works correctly. Before every sale of a watch of any kind, it is checked by a qualified person, precisely to avoid the sale of a damaged object. During the transport to you, the watch may suffer irregularities due to shocks. This means that at the destination it must be subjected to a new adjustment process precisely for this reason (rolling of the package during the sending process, possible shocks, etc.)
vintage Hermle "Schwebeanker" Westminster Chime Mantel Clock (1957) - With Original Warranty Certificate & Key - Fully Functional
Up for auction is a beautiful mid-century German mechanical mantel clock manufactured by the renowned maker Franz Hermle & Söhne, featuring their patented "Schwebeanker" (floating anchor) movement.
This specific time-piece comes with an extraordinary and rare piece of provenance: its original paper warranty certificate ("Bulletin de Garantie") issued on July 26, 1957, by the "Maurice Bussienne" jewelry and watch shop in Athus, Belgium, matching the clock's serial number (1577).
Key Features & Specifications:
- Brand/Manufacturer: Franz Hermle & Söhne (Germany)
- Movement Type: Mechanical 8-day movement with patented "Schwebeanker" (Floating Anchor) system, which allows the clock to operate accurately even on slightly uneven surfaces without the need for a traditional pendulum.
- Chime: 4/4 Westminster chime playing on 5 resonant rod gongs every quarter-hour, followed by hourly strikes.
- Features: 3 winding arbors on the dial (chime, timekeeping, strike). Equipped with a manual chime-silent lever mechanism at the back to mute the sound if preferred.
- Case Design: Elegant Art Deco / Mid-Century "Napoleon hat" (Tambour) curved wooden case with rich wood veneer grain and discrete carved details at the base.
- Dial: Clean cream-colored chapter ring with raised golden numerals, brass hands, and a hinged convex glass crystal door in a polished brass bezel.
- Accessories Included: Original winding key and the rare, original 1957 handwritten warranty certificate.
Condition Report:
- Mechanical Condition: Fully functional. The movement runs reliably, keeps good time, and the complete Westminster chime sequence triggers correctly.
- Aesthetic Condition: Excellent vintage condition for its age (nearly 70 years old). The wooden case shows minor, authentic signs of contact on the bottom and light age-related patina on the brass elements, preserving its genuine historical character. No cracks or deep damage to the wood or glass.
Dimensions :
- Width: 62.5 cm
- Height: 23.5 cm
- Depth: 17.5 cm
A wonderful, complete collector's set ready to display and enjoy.
The product will be professionally packed and sent safely to your address by local post.
The pictures of the product are made with the highest possible resolution, precisely to capture possible small defects (small scratches, stains, defect), the pictures are part of the product description.
The clock works correctly. Before every sale of a watch of any kind, it is checked by a qualified person, precisely to avoid the sale of a damaged object. During the transport to you, the watch may suffer irregularities due to shocks. This means that at the destination it must be subjected to a new adjustment process precisely for this reason (rolling of the package during the sending process, possible shocks, etc.)

