VION A104C ship's clock 127 mm – radio silence sectors, ivory dial
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VION A104C ship's clock 127 mm – radio silence sectors, ivory dial
12200
$122.00
The A104C is a quartz ship's clock with a light ivory, two-tone printed dial in a mirror-polished 18/10 stainless steel case. Red and green sectors mark the radio silence periods, while the blue and red hands stand out serenely against the warm background. A clock that is just as at home in a living room as it is in a cabin.
VION A104C ship's clock 127 mm – radio silence sectors, ivory dial
VION A104C ship's clock 127 mm – radio silence sectors, ivory dial
SKU: A104C
12200
$122.00
A warm ivory dial with radio silence sectors, calmly legible.
Set the clock to the correct time before hanging it up; then tighten it onto the mounting ring. Remove the AA battery when the ship is put away for the winter.
The A104C is a quartz ship's clock with a light ivory, two-tone printed dial in a mirror-polished 18/10 stainless steel case. Red and green sectors mark the radio silence periods, while the blue and red hands stand out serenely against the warm background. A clock that is just as at home in a living room as it is in a cabin.
Set the clock to the correct time before hanging it up; then tighten it onto the mounting ring. Remove the AA battery when the ship is put away for the winter.
• What do the red and green sectors on the dial mean?
These are the radio silence periods used in maritime radiotelephony. During the red sectors (minutes 15–18 and 45–48) and green sectors (minutes 0–3 and 30–33), emergency frequencies were kept clear for distress calls. This makes this clock recognizable as a genuine radio room clock.
• What battery does the clock require?
One AA battery (Mignon 1.5 V). This is not included.
• How do I replace the battery or set the time?
Rotate the clock out of the wall-mounted ring, replace the battery or set the time, and rotate it back into place. You do not need any tools for this.
• How accurate is the clock?
The quartz movement is accurate to approximately ±6 minutes per year. Setting it occasionally, for example when switching to summer or winter time, is sufficient.
• Can the clock be hung on board?
Yes. The housing is made of mirror-polished 18/10 stainless steel. Hang the clock inside in a dry place, such as in the cabin, and not outside in the wind and spray. If the boat remains in the water during the winter, remove the battery to prevent leakage.
• Is there a warranty on the clock?
Yes, you receive a 2-year statutory warranty. This covers defects not caused by external influences or improper use, including issues with the operation and the clockwork.
