The "S" logo on dial looks like a Seikosha trademark to me.Could be wrong.Look at the movement and see if it is Japanese.I have an old catalog with pictures of all the Seth Thomas wall clocks.All have the ST in a diamond on the dial.Regards.Norm
Posts: 484 | Location: Georgia in the United States | Registered: August 04, 2010
clearly a Seth Thomas #2 Regulator with original dial ~~~~ most likely nothing Japanese about it-just a beautiful clock it would look lovely hanging beside my two #2's
Posts: 1746 | Location: Aylmer, Ontario in Canada | Registered: December 15, 2009
I still think the "S" logo is not a Seth Thomas logo.I've never owned a # 2 Seth but every one I've ever seen has The ST in a diamond trademark.I have owned and collected many Seth Thomas mantle clocks and all have the ST in a diamond.Never seen a Seth Thomas without it.Norm
Posts: 484 | Location: Georgia in the United States | Registered: August 04, 2010
If these are the only pics the seller is offering, not sure about it. I would like to see the bezel open and movement. Looks like there would be more script on the dial, but as my wife says I could be wrong.
Posts: 376 | Location: Conover, North Carolina in the USA | Registered: July 07, 2012
Here is an earlier topic (read all of it for a great "before and after" story) where Lindell recommended a reliable service that can properly restore dials such as yours.
I suppose there are two schools of thought on this, but if it was my clock I'd be inclined to leave the dial as it is, even though not originally correct.
Or possibly remove the Wabash label and leave the rest.
And what I would really do is leave it alone for a while and then reconsider it a few months later.
Just my two cents.
Dave Turner
Posts: 1979 | Location: Wilson, North Carolina in the USA | Registered: November 15, 2011
I am sure that the auctioneer knew that it was a pasted sticker and the dial was paper. I been to enough auctions before to know there is some shady auctioneers out there, that try to take advantage of some people to try to make a little more money. Saying that... I know they are in the business to make money, but in my honest opinion that is not the way to do it. As I stated above if he would had a picture of the door open I am sure some of us could have picked up on it. I always thought the case was original but was suspicious of the dial. There is always dials on Ebay floating around or you can possibly do something with that dial. Keep us posted!!
Best regards, Tim
Posts: 376 | Location: Conover, North Carolina in the USA | Registered: July 07, 2012
The dial is paper. I can buy a painted dial from Time savers that would look like (A original one). But it will never be an original dial. SO WHY. This clock has had this dial on it for quite awhile.
I will enjoy it either way
Posts: 3326 | Location: Illinois in the USA | Registered: July 06, 2010