Military clock

[Paul FM TX]

Hi All:

The attached, composite, picture is of a military panel-mount clock. I assume it's an aircraft clock but not sure. It is quite clean and works perfectly. (At least the real time and count-down timer do. I can't figure out the operation of the other functions). It is identified on the backplate as "Jaeger Clock Co. New York, NY", "Swiss Made", & "Le Coultre".

Can somebody ID this or add more info? Is it a 'collectable'?

Thanks:
Paul

 

[Paul FM TX]

Hi All:

The attached, composite, picture is of a military panel-mount clock. I assume it's an aircraft clock but not sure. It is quite clean and works perfectly. (At least the real time and count-down timer do. I can't figure out the operation of the other functions). It is identified on the backplate as "Jaeger Clock Co. New York, NY", "Swiss Made", & "Le Coultre".

Can somebody ID this or add more info? Is it a 'collectable'?

Thanks:
Paul

 

[Frank Menez]

Paul-Dallas

See Military Timepieces by Marvin E. Whitney Page 99 Elapsed Time Clocks Elgin-Hamilton-LeCoultre.

Yes it is collectable.

Frank Menez

 

[Rod]

Paul,This is off the subject ,what software did you use to make the composite picture of your timepiece?

 

[Paul FM TX]

Frank. Thanks for the info. I could not find that book in any library. Then just this morning I was browsing in an antique mall is stumbled across it. Paid $38 for it. It's in super condition.

Rod: I used (or it used me) ArcSoft Photo Shop 2000. I think my wife got it with Adobe Reader 6.0. It gives a URL of www.arcsoft.com

Thanks to all.
Paul