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Andreis de Jong Ships Precision Barometer & Quartz Clock Set (Schatz)

$ 110.88

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Germany
  • Brand: Andreis de Jong -Schatz
  • Condition: Used
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted

    Description

    Andries de Jung of
    Amsterdam
    barometers and clocks are the top of the line and are made in
    Germany
    today and was previously Schatz . This set was made in
    Germany
    .
    I purchased this weather set used, in
    Honolulu
    Hawaii
    in 1970. They were obviously exposed to the ocean environment. At some time.
    The movement is a KUNDO electronic quartz type that runs on standard 1.5volt “C” cell. The clock has both 12 and 24 hr time. The battery compartment has no evidence of corrosion
    The top of the clock has the most corrosion spots. As these are solid brass, so they can be buffed out to a shine to match the rest of the case.
    There are no chips or cracks in the glass on both instruments.
    Each case has a rubber seal.
    The curved thermometer is broken at the bulb and is for looks only.
    The chime is standard nautical chime every 30 minutes. The clock has a switch to turn chime off if so desired.
    NOTE: Ship's bells are used to indicate time onboard ship. One bell sounds for each half hour. Bells are rung in pairs to make it easier to count. Thus, for a watch starting at 12:00, one bell means 12:30, two bells mean 1:00, two bells pause 1 bell means 1:30, and so on until 4:00 ("eight bells"). This cycle starts again for the next watch.
    Barometer reads pressure in mb & mmHg
    (millibar & mm of mercury)
    Thermometer marked 0 to 50
    in degrees C. ( not functional)
    Both instruments measure 3” (10cm) in diameter and are 3” tall.
    They each weigh 2 ½ # solid brass.
    The wood they are mounted on appears to be Hawaiian Koa. Not sure.
    Total shipping weight is approx 7#
    PLEASE review all the photos since they are what you are bidding on,
    Note: I did my best to show them at their true condition and may not appear as bad in person as in the photographs.
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