The Funkeruhr and timekeeping of communication troops

[Yuri D.]

1942, mid-war clock

[Yuri D.]

1942, mid-war clock, reverse

[Yuri D.]

1942, mid-war clock, Waffenamt mark on bottom

[Yuri D.]

1942, mid-war clock, internal markings

[Yuri D.]

Pre-war 1938 Luftwaffe clock

[Yuri D.]

Pre-war 1938 Luftwaffe clock, internal markings

[Yuri D.]

Pre-war 1938 Luftwaffe clock - markings on reverse of clock

[Funksammler]

Wonderful clocks Yuri, I especially like the 1939 Luftwaffe Junghans, it puts the changeover to grey painted housing somewhere in 1939, before the other changes to the Junghans design came into effect.

regards,

Funksammler

[Yuri D.]

Thank you Funksammler. The clock is actually dated 1938. So looks like they started painting them a bit earlier.

Yuri

[Jan7]

I read carefully the explains and see the images in this post. I don't imagine in any momment that these radiocontroled clocks are of this epoch, the pre-WW2


Thanks for share this information....!
Thanks at all also for the detailed photos!



Jan.

[hcs]

Very nice clocks!
Since I would like add such a clock to my collection, I was wondering, what is the price level, for a working, complete clock like one of theese?

HCS

[hcs]

Kienzle Uhr

I finally got this from Ebay, nice working condition (just gains a few minutes in 24 hours), only flaw is a chip of the wood on top has been repaired at some time, WaA stamp inside and in the bottom, still present. Manufacturer is Kienzle, production year is 1942. Price was 299 euro, maybe a bit too high, but now I have one. Looks really nice at display, with the radio's.

HCS

[Funksammler]

Nice one. It shows some evidence that is was held in the clock holder so it was probably used in a vehicle.

regards,

Funksammler

[LOTHRINGEN]

hi

here is one of mine , an early model !
there is no WaA , is it a correct ?

[LOTHRINGEN]

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