School Precision Clock An attractive and rare precision seconds pendulum clock with an...
Gehäuse
Walnut.|Very good.
Zifferblatt
Regulator dial, silvered.|Very good.
Werk
Rectangular-shaped brass movement, weight driven, Graham escapement with adjustable pallets with inlaid sapphires, pendulum spring suspension, double-cylinder Invar-rod pendulum according to Prof. Strasser|Very good, capable of running, cleaning recommended.
WERKNR:3099
dimension:1500 mm
circa:1910
country:Germany
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Adolf Bartels (from Lokstedt near Hamburg) was a German watchmaker and student at the German Watchmaking School Glashütte (DUS). He completed his training and further education there around 1910. In collector circles and watchmaking history, he is primarily known for this exceptional school precision seconds pendulum clock and his escapement model, which he crafted during his time at the renowned Saxon watchmaking school.
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Gehäuse
Walnut.|Very good.
Zifferblatt
Regulator dial, silvered.|Very good.
Werk
Rectangular-shaped brass movement, weight driven, Graham escapement with adjustable pallets with inlaid sapphires, pendulum spring suspension, double-cylinder Invar-rod pendulum according to Prof. Strasser|Very good, capable of running, cleaning recommended.
WERKNR:3099
dimension:1500 mm
circa:1910
country:Germany
originalbox:
originalcertificate:
guaranteecard:
servicecard:
extract:
accessories:
clasp:
Adolf Bartels (from Lokstedt near Hamburg) was a German watchmaker and student at the German Watchmaking School Glashütte (DUS). He completed his training and further education there around 1910. In collector circles and watchmaking history, he is primarily known for this exceptional school precision seconds pendulum clock and his escapement model, which he crafted during his time at the renowned Saxon watchmaking school.
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