The is no pendulum but there is a feather presentand another part which we have photographed. The obvious answer which many amateur constructors will make to this criticism is that the two types of clocks mentioned above are the only ones on which any detailed information on construction is available. The last two digits are more difficultto read but the serial number appears to read 17633. of the electric clocks which have been built by amateurs have been either of the Hipp or the Synchronome types, with minor modifications in each case and while both these embody unquestionably sound working principles, and if properly made, work most reliably and keep accurate time, there is a strong case for going farther afield and introducing a little more variety in this branch of construction. 652A Jaeger Le Coultre Atmos mantel clock, serial number 132541, the 12cm dial enclosing the Trevanion Auctioneers & Valuers. It is safe to say that about 95 per cent. But while the workmanship (and presumably, the performance) of these clocks is often extremelv good, and some of them exhibit originality and ingenuity in the details of design, there is comparatively little enterprise among constructors in exploring the broad principles of design, and in utilising the many possible forms of escapements and operating mechanisms which have been devised in the past. Early architectural case, original matted movement and coils. The " Eureka " Electric Clock by " Artificer " THEconstruction of electrically-driven clocks has always been popular among model engineers, and at nearly every Model Engineer Exhibition, at least one or two specimens of these clocks are represented. Two vintage Synchronome Electric Master Clocks.
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