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Introducing my KIENZLE, with a temperature compensated pendulum.
John, thank you Is there a way to take a look at your database? You may be missing some serial numbers from my collection. I would like to check that. DieteR- DieteR
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Introducing my KIENZLE, with a temperature compensated pendulum.
Hello A few weeks ago I aquired a KIENZLE clock with a temperature compensating pendulum. As can be seen in the photos, the pendulum was unfortunately no longer complete. In the last photo, the pendulum is optically like the original. My statement focuses on "optically". Since the effect of...- DieteR
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A new clock in my collection
Hello Thank you for the interest and the comments. John in Your comment, You say You haven't seen any Würth clocks with such a design. However, I have photos of such clocks with the board 1049A and the Würth pendulum. In THE REPAIR GUIDE, I changed the manufacturer of Plate 1049A from JUF to...- DieteR
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A new clock in my collection
Hello Here are some photos of a new member in my collection. It seems that this clock, and others looking like, are been sold by various manufacturers. Notice the movement made by Hauck with the low serial number. Some times ago I bought another clock for a friend of mine with a movement...- DieteR
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KERN + SOHN in brasscasted housing
You are right. It is definitly no BRASS! It is no iron, because it is not magnetic. After testing the top cover on it's underside, the material is silvery and softI It's probably tin, or, at best zinc die casting. DieteR- DieteR
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KERN + SOHN in brasscasted housing
The clock runs fine! I want to test, if it is electrogalvanised gold-plated MartinM Why You don't believe they are actual brass parts? What do You think, the parts are made from? DieteR- DieteR
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KERN + SOHN in brasscasted housing
Hello At this point I present a few photos from my new KERN (K. u S. M IV Plate 1406G). The special feature of this clock is the triangular (hexagonal) case. I suspect that the brass castings are electrogalvanised gold-plated. Who can tell me the easiest way to test? DieteR- DieteR
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J. LINK a new clock in my collection.
Hello Today I would like to introduce my recently acquired clock from J. Link (plate No. 1315). The clock is not necessarily my taste! But I am a collector. The photos speak for themselves. Important for me is the pendulum. It seems to be quite rare. (Four Ladies) I only had one photo with...- DieteR
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Harder Disc Pendulum Copy
Hi pahel a left hand thread cutter m2,5 costs less then 7€ searching with "HSS-Schneideisen M2,5 Linksgewinde (16x5mm)" DieteR- DieteR
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VV Torsion clock escapment cylinder
Hello Now that I also have a clock with the ominous letters on the board, I would like to participate in the discussion with a contribution. First, the photo below shows that the letters waren't necessary punched with the same tools. The size, determined by me only by photos, seems...- DieteR
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Another clock found on RIKKETIK in the Netherlands
Hello When I saw this clock, it did not take a minute, and the clock was mine. Unfortunately I had overlooked in my euphoria that the glass in the front door was missing . The attempt to reverse the purchase failed. So now I have a four-glass clock with only three glasses! And the missing...- DieteR
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A Vosseler in very good condition
Hello One of my last purchases is this Vosseler The condition is excellent based on the many years that have gone. Above attached photos prove this statement. Everything seems to be in the state in which this clock once left the factory. That this is not always the case, shows one of my...- DieteR
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A MINIATUR clock with cylinder escapement
Sorry I thought miniature clock would be a common term. In order to dispel misunderstandings, I quickly took a picture. The dimensions of the back plate are 55 x 44 mm² and the depth is 26mm. The size of the board corresponds nearly to KERN PI DieteR- DieteR
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A MINIATUR clock with cylinder escapement
Hello Here are many photos of my latest acquisition. they certainly raise many questions but also provide some answers First answer of mine: NO FAKE It's really a clock with a cylinder escapement, as a miniature clock. Pay special attention to the execution and numbering There is no...- DieteR
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Bulle ELECTRONIC BULLE - CLOCK
Hello Thanks for interest It seems to be a very unusual BULLE clock ! Answers to Burkhard - The magnet is the same as known and the clock runs fine with 1,5 V ! Three days ago, I found the movement is marked. See the photo. DieteR- DieteR
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