Has two mainsprings for the time. Made in the USA. Runs and keeps decent time. Measures about 7 inches in diameter.

The winding at the 8 is bound up but the 4 works. The Clock and Bells do work when it’s wound. With the number 4 side of the clock. Do not know about the accuracy of the clock. Clock face measures 3 1/2″ inner, outer bezel measures 5 1/4″. Please check over all the pictures, Thanks.

This authentic Seth Thomas US Maritime Commission Clock in Metal Case is a unique and historic piece of maritime history. Made of steel and crafted in the United States, this antique original clock holds a special connection to the US Maritime Commission. It doesn’t seem to work as it has been wound too tightly. The case opens easily.

This authentic Seth Thomas US Maritime Commission Clock in Metal Case is a unique and historic piece of maritime history. Made of steel and crafted in the United States, this antique original clock holds a special connection to the US Maritime Commission. It doesn’t seem to work as it has been wound too tightly. The case opens easily.

Has some minor rust? On face front rim. Some discoloration on front rim. There are minute scratches on the surfaces of the metal parts. Back has discoloration where key had been taped on duh! There is a small scratch (approx 1/8) on the glass by 4 o’clock (based on my eyesight). The clock runs and chimes, but the chimes do not correspond to time. It should be serviced by someone who knows what they’re doing. I did not want to “overwind” or try and “fix” it. I know my limitations! Any questions, please ask.

Front case easily screws on and off. Slight wear and edge dings to the case. No attempt made to clean or disturb the patina. Tested over 40 hour period, no time lost. Please view all of the images, as they are part of this description. Wound and started Wednesday April 30, 10:43pm, checked periodically, last checked on Friday May 2 4:08pm. Still right on time to the minute. 40+ hour test run looks good. Then listed for sale. All chimes work, 1 bell, 2 bells, and so on all the way to 8 bells at the top and bottom of the hour. Bells set an hour earlier than standard / […]

The clock has some scratches on its face that can be seen in the pictures. It has a great patina and has not been cleaned. I was able to get this clock running and it has ran nonstop for the past 24 hours. Not sure how well it holds time. The bell tries to work, and makes a noise perhaps it needs some cleaning and love, not sure. Comes with the key.

The stand is damaged as seen it has broken on one side and is missing the clock face has some scratches and could use a good polishing on the brass if you can’t on don’t want to fix the stand this would make and awesome hanger clock the movement does works. See all pictures for details and condition please ask any and all questions you have.

This exquisite timepiece hails from the World War I era and was likely used aboard a US Navy vessel, making it a rare and valuable find for collectors and naval enthusiasts alike. Seth Thomas Clock Company, USA. Circa 1910 (World War I period). Solid brass with original patina. With controls embedded on clock’s face easily accessible through with brass hinged ring bound glass front encasement. 7 / 13 cm diameter. Clear Seth Thomas branding and marked Made in U. Includes original clock key. This clock is in excellent antique condition with signs of age-appropriate wear that add to its authenticity and charm. The brass casing has developed a rich patina […]

This original vintage piece from Seth Thomas is a unique and collectible item that not only winds up and strikes the bell, but also works great. It is a true testament to the quality craftsmanship and historical significance of maritime clockmaking. It is 7″ in diameter and stands 4″ tall.