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This former slave clock was made by VEB Geräte Werk Leipzig (since 1970 changed in R.F.T.). The design is based on Hans Hilfiker’s acclaimed, clearly structured 1944 design for the clocks installed at railway stations in Switzerland with truncated hands and no digits. Fitted by a professional clockmaker with a new Junghans mechanism from Germany to ensure reliable operation, the clock consists of a grey hammertone finish circular rim with a white face featuring the GW logo and is supplied with a battery. A larger similar version of this clock is also available.
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Dimensions:diameter 32 cm (12.6")
Availability:6
