Wempe Bremen II Ship's Clock with Ship's Bell 150 x 75 mm – Nautical Charm with 8-Day Power Reserve - brass / Roman
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Wempe Bremen II Ship's Clock with Ship's Bell 150 x 75 mm – Nautical Charm with 8-Day Power Reserve
126900
€1.269,00
For those who yearn for the charm of the sea, the Wempe Bremen II ship's clock with bell is a true find. This nautical instrument, with its mechanical movement, 11 jewels, and 8-day power reserve, combines precision and craftsmanship in an elegant chrome-plated design. A double chime rings every hour, followed by a single strike every half hour – an echo of the ship's rhythm that resonates through time, offering the opportunity to rest in silence at night.
The Bremen II ship's clock with bell, with its white dial and refined Roman or Arabic numerals, is easy to read and exudes maritime class. Originally intended to signal the changing of the watch at sea, this clock now makes a stylish statement on board or at home, perfect for lovers of the sea and classic nautical style. This timeless classic is available in chrome-plated brass or brass. With its characterful sound, this is more than just a bell; it's an ode to the timeless rhythm of the ocean.
A mechanical timepiece with an 8-day power reserve that strikes the time.
Wind the clock at a fixed time each week, for example, on Sunday morning. This will ensure consistent timekeeping and prevent you from running out of power reserve.
For those who yearn for the charm of the sea, the Wempe Bremen II ship's clock with bell is a true find. This nautical instrument, with its mechanical movement, 11 jewels, and 8-day power reserve, combines precision and craftsmanship in an elegant chrome-plated design. A double chime rings every hour, followed by a single strike every half hour – an echo of the ship's rhythm that resonates through time, offering the opportunity to rest in silence at night.
The Bremen II ship's clock with bell, with its white dial and refined Roman or Arabic numerals, is easy to read and exudes maritime class. Originally intended to signal the changing of the watch at sea, this clock now makes a stylish statement on board or at home, perfect for lovers of the sea and classic nautical style. This timeless classic is available in chrome-plated brass or brass. With its characterful sound, this is more than just a bell; it's an ode to the timeless rhythm of the ocean.
Wind the clock at a fixed time each week, for example, on Sunday morning. This will ensure consistent timekeeping and prevent you from running out of power reserve.
• Is the ship's clock with ship's bell moisture-resistant?
To protect the mechanism and the casing of the ship's clock with ship's bell, also known as a bell-striking clock, we advise keeping the clock away from damp environments as much as possible. A cabin or a dry spot in the home are ideal locations, perfect for adding a maritime atmosphere to your interior.
• How do I wind a ship's clock with a ship's bell?
To wind a ship's clock with a ship's bell, use the winding key and turn both arbors (one for the time display and one for the bell mechanism) slowly clockwise. Stop as soon as you feel slight resistance to avoid over-winding the mechanism. Preferably do this weekly at a fixed time to keep the clock running regularly and properly.
• What do the bells of a ship's clock with a bell-striking mechanism mean?
The bells of a ship's clock follow the traditional schedule of ship's watches, which last four hours and are divided into eight half-hour segments. Each half-hour is indicated by one additional bell, increasing from one bell after the first half-hour to eight bells after four hours, marking the end of the watch. This allows crew members to tell how far their watch has progressed by the number of bells, without having to look at a clock—since four bells, for example, means two hours have passed since the start of a watch.
• Is a ship's clock with a ship's bell durable and long-lasting?
Yes, the ship's clock is made of durable brass, which is known for its sturdiness and long lifespan. The highly polished and lacquered finish also protects the clock against rust and corrosion, which contributes to its durability.
• Is there a warranty on the ship's clock?
Yes, when you purchase a Wempe ship's clock, you receive a 2-year statutory warranty plus a 1-year international Wempe warranty. This warranty covers damage or defects not caused by external influences or improper use, including issues with functionality and the movement.
