NEW MODEL and a real gem of German clock making. Westminster, Whittington and St. Michael chimes.

A real gem of German clock making. This table clock is the perfect combination between the high craftsmanship of the carpenter´s body perfectly matched with the unique movement of Mozart at 9 bells chime. The cabinet is made of dark Walnut with Mother of Pearl inlay.

The heart of the Clock is the newly developed bell chime with the world-famous melodies from the Serenade in G Major "Eine Kleine Nachtmusik" (K. 525, date of origin 1787) and the aria of Papageno "The Bird Catcher am I so" from the opera "The Magic Flute" (K. 620, premiered in Vienna in 1791). The elaborately crafted Walnut case with bevelled crystal glass in the door, the side panels and the roof to allow a clear view on the delicate chimes. An elaborate etched moon dial with the famous view of the Mozart city of Salzburg on the lunar disc, radial chime selector, date and seconds display round out the elegant design.

Height: 17 inches (43 cm), Width: 12½ inches (31.5 cm), Depth: 10¼ inches (26 cm)

Kieninger 1705-22-01 - 0 Delivery about two weeks directly from Kieninger.

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The Kieninger 1705-22-01

REC 03 Swiss Balance Wheel Escapement, Spring drive movement.

Specially developed Kieninger 1/4 key wind movement with a Swiss 11-jeweled, triple chime (A Little Night Music, composed 1787 and the aria of Papageno - The Bird Hunter Am I which is part of the opera - The Magic Flute,) on 9-bell chime, automatic beat adjustment and automatic night time shut-off between 10.00 PM and 7.15 AM

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