Found this doing a Cleanout. No clue what has been done to it. Unsure of what guts are still there. Tried to show in pics.

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 […]

For sale is a vintage WWII Seth Thomas brass No. This clock has some great patina from age, the clock face has some light wear around the outside edge, please see all photos. Comes with the key. The outside diameter is 7 inches. Not sure if the number 41 is referring to the date manufactures. This item will be insured and will require a signature upon arrival. Pictures are of actual item you will receive. See pictures for a better idea of condition and contents included. Feel free to ask any questions. We deal mostly with vintage and used items.

Crafted with a beautiful brass casing, this clock is a must-have for any collector or enthusiast. The clock is casing only and glass in perfect condition and will make a great addition to any space.

Bell chimes on 1/2 Hr & Hour.

Service and ownership history unknown. Repair and service needed if clock is to be used for timekeeping. Suspected broken mainspring as it slips when wound and clock will not run. Bezel has waves and bends in it. Chromed finish is pitted, rusted, chipped. Ask for more photos if needed.

PLEASE READ MY DESCRIPTION & TERMS. COURTEOUS COMMENTS & CORRECTIONS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME! This is an offering of a. WWII ERA SETH THOMAS 8 DAY WINDUP PRESENTATION MECHANICAL NAUTICAL CLOCK. COMES WITH MOUNTED ENGRAVED HEAVY BRASS PRESENTATION PLAQUE TO A NAMED INDIVIDUAL DATED 1946… ON THE OCCASION OF HIS SUCCESSFUL APENDECTOMY. ” I’M SURE THERE’S A STORY HERE, BUT I HAVE NO IDEA WHO THE RECIPIENT WAS OR THE PRESENTERS “FINCH COMPANY? DIAL IS DIRTY / EXTERIOR IS TARNISHED AND NEEDS A GOOD CLEANING / CASE SEEMS TO BYBRED BLACK PHENOLIC & BRASS RIMMED FRONT BEZEL. Clock will run – over a period of 72 hours ran fast & stopped […]

Cosmetically the set is very good with no noticeable issues. There is a dedication plate that appears to be glued to the cradle. The blame is dated 1966 and refers to a Baltimore harbor master. Mechanically, the clock was wound and ticked. When the hands were cycled it chimed. It wasn’t tested for accuracy or run duration. It a nice clock set in great shape nand it’s priced to sell so don’t miss it.

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

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.