Offered for sale is a. No cracks, chips, damage or repairs. Please note: The dark spots on the brass and wood are merely reflections from the. Blue cloth underneath the clock. Time & Strike with simple bells pattern. 5.25″ diameter x 3.5″ deep brass forged case. Mounted onto a 7.875 diameter wood base. Combined weight is 3.2-lbs. 1968, in Thomaston, Connecticut U. Please refer to all photos for the condition of this great marine time piece. This is a very little used ca. This classic bell clock features a brass case with screw on bezel and stainless-steel dial with black painted features: 24-hour & 12-hour Arabic numerals surrounded by a […]

Condition: Slight wear and edge dings. This clock is estate-fresh. Please view all of the images, as they are part of this description. 5 1/4″ in diameter X 3 1/8″ deep. Please, check out our feedback and understand we pack fragile items to arrive to you safely. We do not devalue, misrepresent, or discount merchandise to save you on tariffs. LOCAL PICK-UP FROM GLOUCESTER COUNTY, NJ IS WELCOME BY APPOINTMENT.

There are two cracks in the case see pictures. I do not know the running condition because I don’t have the key. Clock face cover appears to need new gasket because it comes off easily. Please see pictures for full item condition and details. Please take your time to study all the pictures as they are part of the item description. Please contact me if you need any information or pictures for this item.

I HAVE VERY BAD VISION. NEED SOMEONE THAT CAN IPEN THE UNITS TO FIX. MIGHT BE AN EASY FIX. SEE VIDEO BELOW TO SEE HOW IT WAS WORKING. BOTTOM NOTES ARE FROM WHEN CLOCJ WAS WORKING. ALTHOUGH CLOCK DOES TICK. BUT RUNS FEW HOURS FAST PER DAY. BUT HOUR HAND DOEST NOT MOVE, BECAUSE LOOSE. Clock comes with a Howard Miller Clock CO Zeeland Michigan Mechanism 132-071. There are two distinct springs/winding ports for the clock. The Clock has been on since 5;13/24 at 1:00PM. It is running thus far 5 days. It is running about 5 hours fast. It has a FAST / SLOW setting. It is hard for […]

Clock comes with a Howard Miller Clock CO Zeeland Michigan Mechanism 132-071. There are two distinct springs/winding ports for the clock. The Clock has been on since 5;13/24 at 1:00PM. It is running thus far 5 days. It is running about 5 hours fast. It has a FAST / SLOW setting. It is hard for me to see, so I cannot set it. It Chimes or hits the gong on the Half and on the Hour. The chime lever on the edge of the face of the clock is set to strike. But I noticed I have to set it on silent for clock to work. Another lever adjusts the […]

Crafted by the renowned maker Seth Thomas, this clock is a must-have for any maritime enthusiast. Its functionality is top-notch, ensuring accurate timekeeping for years to come. This piece is perfect for display or use, and is sure to be a conversation starter. Clock are running and keeping good time. Mechanism is very clean. Body is in good condition. No marks, no scratches, glass is perfect. After polishing would be like new. Clock bell 2 times every hour and half an hour. You can regulate speed of the clocks as you can make it silent. Please ask any questions.

Gorgeous piece for the avid sailor. Looks brand new, guessing its from the 50’s. Not sure how it works, the customer said it needed a new spring. So it needs some TLC…. 5 and 1.2 ” wide and 3 ” deep.

The clock is in working order and would work in any room if you like a nautical look The primary material is brass, and it has the key. The maker is Seth Thomas, a well-known name in the clock industry. This clock would make a great gift for any collector or lover of maritime items.

Base measures 10 1/2″ long – 7 1/4″ tall from top of clock to base.

The Balance Wheel and hair spring are in good condition. Powered by a battery with its own access door on the back of the case. Inside, a small electric motor performs two functions: every half hour, contact is made, and the motor runs the strike component and also winds a small barreled spring, which runs the clock itself. Untested timekeeping accuracy is not guaranteed.