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    Posted

    Take it to a profesional horologist, if its the barrel spring this should not be a problem.

    The silvered dial can be restored by simply applying more silver solution. It will only take to the exposeed brass areas the results are really good. Again only a professional can do it properly. Also there is a simple form of maintaining power fitted. This keeps force on the drive when winding as all clocks actually loose time when wound watch the hands when you wind a clock.

    Posted

    Hi Ranger,

    I've just opened up the small bakelite clock and have discovered what the problem is. The spring is OK but this metal plate has shattered from metal fatigue and he was unable to replace it.

    Any suggestions anyone?

    Stan

    Posted

    Hi Ranger,

    I've just opened up the small bakelite clock and have discovered what the problem is. The spring is OK but this metal plate has shattered from metal fatigue and he was unable to replace it.

    Any suggestions anyone?

    Stan

    Looks like a die cast material. You may have to make up a new piece or try gluing together with weldbond the metal pieces?

    Posted

    Looks like a die cast material. You may have to make up a new piece or try gluing together with weldbond the metal pieces?

    Hello!

    I agree. :jumping::jumping::jumping:

    All the best :beer:

    Nesredep

    • 1 month later...
    Posted

    Very nice, what are the enamel plaques from?

    Nice traed with beutiful shippclocks.

    I have one myself (www.kriegsmarine.biz) and I can

    agree the prices moves quickly up.

    One question is about the clocknumbers. My

    have for example 13359 N (N for nordsee)

    But is there somewhere an owerview where all this

    number where placed?

    It would be nice to know where the clocks han been working

    Svante

    • 4 months later...
    Posted

    Hi!

    Yes indeed! 12408 N is the result of a complete restoration! The dial was resilvered and repainted by a professional! I also have a big picture archive only of these clocks. If you can contribute more Kieninger & Obergfell clocks please do so. Thank you in advance!

    Cheers, Florian

    • 1 month later...
    Posted

    Thanks Gordon!

    Congratulations to your clock! The old original patina looks great!

    Here are three more of my collection.

    1945-24fertigrestauriert-1.jpg

    14697-02-2.jpg

    Exemplar19-17fertigrestauriert-1.jpg

    Best, Florian

    • 4 weeks later...
    Posted

    I found a nice picture of a very rare Friedo Frier Wilhelmshaven Kriegsmarine clock! Have a look at the two eagles on the dial!

    702010_1_lg.jpg

    Best, Florian

    PS to Mr. Prien: Don't forget about my clock... ;)

    Posted

    I found a nice picture of a very rare Friedo Frier Wilhelmshaven Kriegsmarine clock! Have a look at the two eagles on the dial!

    702010_1_lg.jpg

    Best, Florian

    PS to Mr. Prien: Don't forget about my clock... ;)

    Hello!

    I think this clock is rare.Thanks for sharing. :cheers:

    All the best

    Nesredep

    • 4 weeks later...
    Posted

    What a great pleasure to find more enthusiasts for these very special clocks.

    Just bought my second one only yesterday, which was found in the Ukraine. This particular clock has the N/G stamp. (my other clock has the N number and is supposed to have been salvaged from operation 'deadlight').

    Hope you enjoy!

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    Posted

    Hello Gentlemen,

    I have been offered the opportunity to purchase an Imperial Navy clock which has been re stamped with KM eagle, these must be scarce pieces i think, would you agree?

    I do not have pictures at the moment but will post them as soon as i can.

    Regards.

    Colin.

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    Posted

    Hallo Gents,

    Is it at all possible to research the history of a specific clock by the serial number on the face ? I'm doubtful if such records would exist for particular numbers, but perhaps by groups ?

    Also could anyone tell me what to look for when purchasing one? I am always looking and would like to have a better understanding of these before I have the good luck to find one. Any comments on fakes as well would be appreciated.

    Many Thanks - Jesse

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