The 1942 Seth Thomas Mark I Deck Clock is a vintage original piece from World War II, specifically designed for the US Navy. Made by Seth Thomas, a well-known maker of maritime clocks, this clock features a Bakelite exterior, giving it a unique and durable construction suitable for use on deck during that era. This historical clock serves as a valuable and authentic piece of maritime memorabilia, representing the military precision and craftsmanship of the time. At the end of this listing I will remove and keep.

Please se pictures, untested, thank you.

The attribution is due to in formation on page 781 of Tran Duy Ly’s, Seth Thomas Clocks & Movements, Third Edition, Volume 2. The face has scratching around the winding stem.

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Antique Banjo Clock Seth Thomas 8 days. I know nothing about this clock. It looks like it should have a power cord but don’t see where it would go into the clock.

The product is a vintage Seth Thomas Art Deco mahogany mantle clock with a Westminster chime sequence. This desk clock features a mechanical movement, brass and wood construction, and a brown mahogany finish. The clock exudes a classic Art Deco style and includes original features like Westminster chimes, making it a unique and decorative piece for collectors or those looking to add a touch of vintage charm to their home. Tested and running for 8 days without any issue. Time and strike on the quarter hour work great. Thank you for your interest, and for shopping with readingtime!

This is an antique Seth Thomas “eight day spring clock”. The clock’s face has Roman numerals, and the inner workings, including the gears and coiled spring, are visible. The words “Warranted Good” and “Connecticut” are also visible on the label.

Despite not having a key and being untested, this clock would make a unique and historically significant addition to any collection of maritime antiques. Small hand tip is broken off. Hands do move freely but untested other than that.