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Dashboard car clock Has anyone seen anything like this?
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peterkirk01
·Bezel winding and adjusting. Pretty common for car clocks from this era.
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JimInOz
··Melbourne AustraliaThat'd make a nice desk clock if mounted on a timber stand.
I wonder if John Harwood got the bezel setting/winding idea from a clock like that.
I wonder if John Harwood got the bezel setting/winding idea from a clock like that.
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Waltesefalcon
·Most of the ones I've seen have had a stem. This one is interesting. Were there any maker's marks on it to give an indication of who or where it was made?
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Donko1100
·Most of the ones I've seen have had a stem. This one is interesting. Were there any maker's marks on it to give an indication of who or where it was made?
There is no brand other than a four-digit serial number, as seen in the photos. It is interesting in what car it was installed ...
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Ron_W
·Could be used in a bus or truck as well, like the 8 day Zenith dashboard clocks that used the same principle. here in a Saurer bus from Austria or Switzerland.
