WWII US NAVY MARK 1 DECK CLOCK PLEASE READ NOTES. WWII US NAVY CHELSEA MARK 1 DECK CLOCK WITH KEY, IN GOOD CONDITION FOR ITS AGE. PLEASE READ NOTES FOR MORE INFO. THIS CLOCK SEEMS TO BE IN WORKING CONDITION AS IT WINDS WITH ITS KEY PERFECTLY. THE MINUTE AND HOUR HAND MOVE ACCORDINGLY TO… (read more)
WWII US NAVY MARK 1 DECK CLOCK PLEASE READ NOTES. WWII US NAVY CHELSEA MARK 1 DECK CLOCK WITH KEY, IN GOOD CONDITION FOR ITS AGE. PLEASE READ NOTES FOR MORE INFO. THIS CLOCK SEEMS TO BE IN WORKING CONDITION AS IT WINDS WITH ITS KEY PERFECTLY. THE MINUTE AND HOUR HAND MOVE ACCORDINGLY TO… (read more)
Hamilton Model 21 Marine Chronometer Clock. This is referred to as the size 85 and it was the main high precision chronometer clock on board the ships. Because of their accuracy in time keeping they also used them to determine the longitude on the seas. These chronometers have a fusee and chain with the mainspring… (read more)
Authentic in every detail, including an operating sub dial with seconds hand. The heavy aluminum case withstood the heavy abuse of the seas. Solid cast aluminum case. 12 H x 12 W x 5 D. The item “Navy Polished Aluminum Master Clock Marine Nautical Industrial” is in sale since Sunday, November 25, 2018. This item… (read more)
For sale is a wood case for ULYSSE NARDIN Marine Chronometer clock, it is used in excellent condition with minimal of scratches. The item “ULYSSE NARDIN CHRONOMETER MARINE CLOCK WOOD CASES THOMAS MERCER” is in sale since Friday, June 1, 2018. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Transportation\Boats & Ships\Military\Other Naval Collectibles”. The seller is… (read more)
CHELSEA CLOCK CO WW2 US NAVY DECK CLOCK – FINE WORKING CONDITION. This is a very nice original WW2 Chelsea Clock Co US NAVY deck clock. The face is marked CHELSEA CLOCK CO. 73831E in white letters. The clock measures about 2 1/2″ high and 7 1/2″ across. The back is marked CHELSEA CLOCK CO…. (read more)
This info provided by the US Navy’s historical division. This plaque is from the World War 2 era Destroyer DD 787, the James E. 787 was finished at the Todd Shipbuilding facility in Seattle, Washington just after WW2 ended, and never saw action in that war. However this gallant Destroyer saw plenty of action in… (read more)
It is a VERY NICE example and retains MUCH of it’s original paint and finish! A couple of dents and marks (normal due to the age), however it is VERY SOLID! Both the serial number and most markings are intact, and the movement number matches that of the case. 100% FUNCTIONAL, this type of clock… (read more)
The US Navy Mark I boat deck clock is made of solid cast aluminum and has a hand buffed and polished finish. The replica WWII Navy clock has a unique two-piece construction where the hinged front section swings open and unhinges, to access the movement (battery) and rear mounting bracket. The clocks black dial face… (read more)
This clock is working and original removed from an original war U-boot after the WW2. We think that the brand is “Kieninger & Obergfel” but not sure. This knowledge is found on the internet. I can send a small video where you can see the clock moving. He “Swastika” sign on the photo is removed… (read more)
