Crafted from brass, this clock is a beautiful example of the craftsmanship of yesteryears. The maker of this clock, Seth Thomas, is known for their quality timepieces that have stood the test of time. This clock is an original antique piece that has survived through the years and still works as beautifully as it did when it was first crafted. It is a fantastic addition to any collection and a great way to own a piece of history. Measures approximately 7 inches in diameter and 4 inches height….

The clock is in working condition and appears to be keeping good time. The clock will chime on the hour and half hour as expected. The key will be included. There are some minor scuffs/scratches – it is much less than average considering the age of the clock. The “Stroke” and “Silent” toggle is working. The movement is German and marked on the lower portion of the dial. The glass on the front screw-off dial is intact and clean (no cracks). The back of the clock is stamped with, SETH THOMAS DIV. OF GENERAL TIME CORP. The clock measures 8 1/2″ inches in diameter and is 3 1/8″ inches deep. […]

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.

And original Seth Thomas, German movement. The barometer has 4 silver dial with arabic numerals. & chrome case # 7210. Clock and barometer size. Tall 3.5 inches. WALNUT BASE STAND SIZE. Widest point 19 inches. Deep 3.5 inches. It is NOT a house strike clock. The code is based on the crew’s typical workday routine while the vessel is underway. Therefore, the day is divided into six four-hour periods that are each called a watch. Similarly, the crew is broken up into three divisions. AHS GOOD VINTAGE CONDITION. We do our best to research and describe the items accurately, but we are not experts on all of the items we […]

Inside it is marked with an ST 5165 4604. It appears to be keeping time. I have not polished it so it is slightly tarnished. There appears to be some dents/chips/flaws in the outside brass case.

Please see the photos as they are part of the description and condition. The clock runs for a short time when is wound up (I never wound it up the whole way) It will need some attention.

It has been running uninterrupted for the last 18 or so hours prior to listing. I posted a short video to my YouTube channel, CT Revival Antique Clocks. Please view all 20 photos for measurements and condition. In the last 2 photos I show a sheet of paper with some information that was with the clock, it has details about the movement and likely the last service date from 2013.

This is offered in Survivor Condition, as found, Circa Early 20th Century. Made of Brass, all Original, currently NOT working the key will not turn to wind/frozen. Clock has 30 Hour Spring Movement, Wooden Back. Beautiful Patina, Displays Great. Pictures are very accurate. 6-1/4″(Diameter) x 3-1/4″(H). This is All Original as Found. No Touch-ups or Repairs. Please look over the photos as they are always a Very Big part of the Description and Condition. Any questions just ask. I take a lot of photos so you see exactly what you are getting, and they show very accurately the condition of the item/items. HESITATE TO CONTACT ME. Your final price is […]

I have disassembled, cleaned, oiled the movement, and have cleaned & polished the case. The dial face has a brushed stainless steel finish, and shows both 12 hr. A winding key is included for the strike & movement mainsprings. A silver custom 3D printed base is included for desk or mantle display. The clock measures 5-1/2 in diameter, and weighs just over 3 pounds.

The clock is in very fine condition and complete it is in running and keeping very good time. Fitted with a Seth Thomas double spring, detached eleven jeweled escapement, compensating balance wheel, Breguet hairspring, cut steel pinions, and heavy milled solid brass plates. These movements were Seth Thomas’ very high end performers and where also used in their railroad clocks. The dial is engraved and silvered and is very clean. The clock movement is all housed in a solid heavy cast brass case with hinged plate glass bezel and keyed door lock. Note between the 5/6 o’clock position on the bezel there is a crease but is still all intact. […]