Glasenuhr Mechanically Wempe CW310007 BREMEN II brasses
These Glasenuhr of Wempe CW310007 Bremen II is driven by a mechanical clockwork. His energy receives it by raising of the tension spring all 8 days. With it Bremen II keeps the Glasenuhr Wempe CW310007 in brass his classical charm with audible Tick-Tack. Moreover, this system gets by without batteries and stream - a big advantage if you must get by without stream aboard.
- Clock brand Wempe
- mechanical work, lift 8 days
- no batteries, no stream connection
- case brass, weiß it dial
- Roman figures black
- blow on bell element
- mass: approx. 15 x 7.5 cm
Maritime design: Messingehäuse polishes
The metal case is polished in brass and zapponiert. By this kind of the manufacturing is robust these Glasenuhr really and can be mounted with 3 screws firmly to the wall. The anew developed glass edge is opened comfortably from the front and the pointers are put for the right local time. With 1 o'clock the clockwork can become fine-adjusted and compensate a small process or postway. A typical Glasenuhr of Wempe in the maritime porthole design is a reliable time knife aboard.
Black figures and pointers
The dial has a white basic colour and owns black Roman numerals for every hour. The figure circle is minute-exactly divided. With the diameter of 15 cm and the strong black pointers the time can be also read from the distance without problems well.
8 Glasen blows up to the Awake separation
Derived by the hourglass on the ships it was turned every 30 minutes and, besides, was hit on a bell this clockwork is built up. At 6 o'clock 30 1x Ping around completely duplicates ping hits the Glasen clock, at 7 o'clock 30 duplicates pink and 1x Ping, so 3 Pings till 10 o'clock for the Awake separation hits these Glasen clockwork 8 times and then starts again from the front with Ping. The awake change is like today always around 2, 6, and 10 o'clock.
