Kieninger clocks design-cube 3-tunes with tourbillon white 1266-95-04

Watch in interaction design cube of wood, glass and brass. Three-dimensional solid wood construction in a white high-gloss "piano finish" surface on 4 chrome feet. The glass units allow an unobstructed view of the movement, each consisting of a complex chrome-frame construction and includes a total of 5 beveled crystal glasses and 2 doors. A silver plated brass hour ring with second indication and fine Breguet hands round out the fresh design.

The special feature of this clock:
The tourbillon (French for whirlwind) is a special device to compensate for an error of accuracy.


Movement:
4/4 key wind movement with escapement (11 jewels with screw balance), triple chime (Westminster, St. Michael and Whittington) on 8-rod gong, second indication and permanent night time shut-off between 10.00 PM and 7.15 AM




 

  Joseph Kieninger (1872-1936), the founder of todays Kieninger Uhrenfabrik GmbH, was known for the high standards he lived by and expected from his personnel and products. In memory of this Kieninger today identifies its clock models with exceptional movement quality and case craftsmanship with the "JKA"- gear symbol. This symbol is the promise to our customers for high end, usually polished clock movements from our own shop, standard with second hand, automatic night time shut-off and some models with maintaining power; the very best in case craftsmanship, for wooden cases with fine lacquer or hand rubbed finish and usually beveled glasses; carefully selected, fine accessories like genuine enamel dials, gold plated decorations and compensation pendulums.