SEIKOSYA table clock

This is a Seikosha table clock made of plastic from the 1950s, which combines elegance with cheapness. It appears to have been a gift to commemorate the founding of the school, and is dated November 1957.

There is some discoloration on the dial and case, but it is still enjoyable as part of the watch's character. The time is currently accurate to within ±2 minutes per day, making it practical. However, please note that the alarm ON/OFF knob is missing, making it unusable.

It's easy to use; just wind the mainspring and set the time. If the time starts to run too fast or too slow, try adjusting it with the slow-speed adjustment lever (if the time is too fast, move the lever toward the - side, and if it's too slow, move the lever toward the + side and see what happens).

Case size : Width approx. 20cm, depth approx. 5cm, height approx. 13.5cm

Delivery
60 size

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Interior , clock