What is this clock?????

[Theodor]

Hi,

Any ideas where this clock comes from? An aircraft, a truck, a car??? On the back there is a big circle, as wide as the body, which winds up the clock. In the middle there is a small knob for adjusting the time. There is also very tny manufacturer stamping on the back, saying Kohler & Co Laufamholz /the O in Kohler has dots ontop/. So, what is it? Thanks in advance! BTW, in its widest part, it is about 6,5 cm

[Theodor]

another picture, again not good

[Theodor]

the back - now this is a good picture

[Theodor]

Oh well, it may be never known what this clock came from... at least you can always ask me what the time it is! ...at least in Bulgaria...

[Ty Smith]

That is a very rare clock that were only used in King Tigers You can put it on ebay as such and make a stack of cash.
Not really,. My guess is a car's clock. Looks like an early MB style clock

[Theodor]

So, now I need an early MB!

[Jim Maclean]

For Sale

One careful owner

[45Auto]

This is an automotive/travel clock. It could have come from a truck or a car. Clocks like this were also mounted in folding cases and used as travel clocks back then. Your clock appears to be WWII vintage - or w/in five years of WWII - either way, that is 1935 to 1949.

This clock is similar to German military clocks of the period. However, the dial and hands are a clear give away that this is not a military clock --- unless it happened to be in a motor vehicle used by the military.

Best regards,
Greg

[Theodor]

Thanks Greg! Indeed I think it is not military, rather a car. Some day ven may find out what exatly, with some luck... with lots of luck