Both Clocks work great and are so quiet that you cant even hear them unless you put your ear right up against the clock. One Clock is from 1952 (One of earliest models as they started production in 1949) as indicated from when I removed the maroon colored base plate.
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Zlatoust watch factory ZChZ (ZChZ) USSR 1950s.
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Here is a recent estate find. This has a Beautiful Footed Heavy Gilt Brass Carriage Clock Case with Ornate Carrying Top Handle and Brass Side Panels and Rear Door. The Bottom of the Case is Signed “102 703 Swiss”.
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A button turns the light off or on. Oh, the motor that runs the clock is really quite. I believe in WYSIWYG – what you see is what you will get. “Pictures are worth a thousand words”.
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Chelsea made the majority of their clocks.
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It is not signed or engraved and does not require any power source. The clock and alarm are in good working. I have not cleaned the brass and have left it in as found condition.
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Please Examine All The Pictures Carefully As They Are Part of The Condition- What You See In The Pictures Is All That Is Included In The Listing Unless Otherwise Noted – Pictures Are Of The Actual Item You Will Receive – Questions?
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Watchentime Restoring vintage time to look new again. This clock been totally disassembled, all parts cleaned, oiled, rehab motor is running quite and tested for accuracy, reassembled and fitted with new vintage-style cloth cord and vintage Bakelite plug. Dimension: H 5-1/4″ x L 5-1/4″ x W 2-5/8 I’ve been collecting/restoring electric clocks for more than 25 years, please see my other auctions for more vintage clocks and vintage watches.
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