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Chess clocks usually have two movements, with some mechanism (sometimes Rube Goldberg) which makes one run while the other is stopped. A friend is interested in really old chess clocks. We are collaborating on re-creating a chess clock that used two small pendulum clocks on a teeter-totter. (he has the clock, I'm 3D Printing the base and teeter-totter). He has one that "is two pocket watches modified for the purpose." No markings, and no cases. The back of the clock says "E.M SCHUTZE". any information welcome! Kenneth Sloan | ||
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Internet Horology Club 185
IHC185™ Discussion Site Main Page
Horological Discussions, Questions and Answers
Clocks, Including 400-Day Discussions
Information requested on vintage chess clocks
