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Antique Marine Clock

If you have a traditional décor or classic boat, it may not suit a highly-polished brass or chrome instrument on the wall. This clock will… Read More

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If you have a traditional décor or classic boat, it may not suit a highly-polished brass or chrome instrument on the wall. This clock will blend in with its authentic antique look, aged brass case, parchment-style dial, and Roman numerals. The quartz movement however, offers modern timekeeping and reliability, and uses 1x AA battery. This clock also uses our QuickFix system (see details below) to ensure easy mounting and battery changes. Diameter 5".

Quick Fix

The unique QuickFix system allows the instrument to be locked hard to a bulkhead or wall but removed, in seconds, by hand. The instrument is supplied with a base plate which is screwed to the wall or bulkhead (instructions and drill hole template included). The instrument then simply slots over the base plate and with a gentle twist, is locked on. A reverse twist removes it again. This makes changing batteries easy, removal for storage easy, and avoids the tricky job of not scratching your polished case when screwing the instrument to the wall! QuickFix can also act to seal clock mechanisms making them waterproof.

Quartz Movement

Quartz (silicon dioxide) crystals possess the remarkable property of oscillating at a very regular and predictable frequency when subjected to an electrical current. The first commercially available clocks to exploit this appeared in the late 1920s, and went on to supersede mechanical movements thanks to their accuracy and reduced need for maintenance.

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