Chimes can be one or off. Original brown wooden base.

5 3/8 wide on face, edge to edge. It has been kept in very nice condition. Face shows no issues. Sides have a couple of spots here and there. See all the pictures for more details. The clock runs and chimes, but the chimes do not correspond to time. Clock should be attached to a wall for the chimes to work properly. Could be just a matter of leaving it on the wall for a day or two, and everything might work properly. Could be serviced by a clock repair person. Any questions, please ask.

This is a vintage clock in good vintage condition. The clock key is not included, but when the hand is manually spun, the clock does tick and go for a few seconds, and the clock does chime properly. There are no major breaks, but there is wear, including tarnishing, spots, and scratches. Please see photos for condition and zoom in if necessary.

Clock and bell and barometer keeping accurate time there is very minimal tarnish on the brass.

Movement# 5165-A Dial 112686 Made by well-known clockmaker Seth Thomas, this clock is a representation of the US Navy’s tradition and heritage. With its precise measurements and sturdy construction, it would have served as a reliable timekeeping tool aboard navy vessels. This clock is a unique Bakelite case piece that combines military history with the craftsmanship of a renowned clockmaker, making it a valuable addition to any maritime collection. Cleaned and serviced 5/12/25. DIAL: BLACK 8.1/2. HINGE BEZEL: 10.1/4. BACK CASE: 10.3/4. Hands: white/silver second hand.

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.

Made by renowned maker Seth Thomas, this clock combines quality craftsmanship with a timeless aesthetic that is sure to please collectors and enthusiasts of antique clocks and maritime decor alike. SOME OXIDATION ON TOP AS SHOEN IN PHOTOS. NEEDS OILING LAST DONE FEB 2006.

This vintage Seth Thomas Deck Clock is a rare find for collectors and enthusiasts alike. Made in the USA during the WWII era, this clock is a piece of history that can be proudly displayed. The clock is in working condition and is a great representation of the US Navy’s Mark I Deck Clock. It is perfect for those who appreciate the craftsmanship of the past and the history of the US Navy. This clock is a must-have for any serious collector and is sure to be a conversation starter in any room.

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 / […]