World time clock - Imhof - brass

Geographical Society – Arthur Imhof S.A. World time desk clock made of gilded brass, lacquered metal and wood, with an 8-day movement and keyless winding; designed as a globe with gold markings on a black background, resting in a square frame; equipped with a ring-shaped 24-hour dial of the "cercle tournant" type (rotating ring); on a wooden base. limited edition In excellent condition!! The “Royal Geographical Society World Clock” is designed by the British watchmaker Richard Good, with the aim of being able to see the time at a glance in all parts of the world. The clock was issued by Franklin Mint Ltd., London; at that time, in 1980, the price was 1,995 guilders. It was produced by the Swiss manufacturer Arthur Imhof S.A. of La Chaux-de-Fonds. · Winding the movement The clock should be wound once every 7 days. You do this by turning the crown (knob) on the right clockwise until it can go no further. · Setting the time You do this by pulling out the crown (globe knob) and then moving it clockwise to the correct time near the sight (visor). · Setting the world globe Turn the globe by means of the brass plate until the correct time zone is above the sight (visor). Now the time in all parts of the world is visible The clock will be sent with extra insurance and registered mail upon sale.

Estimate:£711.95

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