The Funkeruhr and timekeeping of communication troops

[Val]

Fabrice,

Very, VERY nice clock!!!

So far i had a knowledge that those radio stationuhr's were introduced in 1934

http://www.knirim.de/a04mond.htm

Your clock proves that they existed already 1933. It's alway's
nice to learn.

Can you also post the reichswehr eagle in close - is there any number?

Thank you!

[glaser]

[QUOTE=Fabrice;8051934]Hello to everybody,

I am Fabrizio from France new on this forum maybe I need to introduce me before in an other place ? I do not know ?

This is my first post here it's a big day for me !

Welcome on WAF Fabrice!

[Fabrice]

Hello,

Thank you very much to all.

Thank you Glaser for your welcoming message, nice to be with you.

I also wish to thanks Val and Funksammler for their informations, I have already read the thread and was surprised to see that they were introducing in 1934...I tought that mine was maybe a fake. If it is not a fake one those early clock 1933 are rare ??
I learn with your post that it was for vehicles with that mark on the wood.
It was really interresting to read all of your posts.

here is a photo of the eagle, there is no numbers under.

[benutzer]

Hello from Austria
welcome to the forum
your clock is very very nice, never seen an 1933

[Fabrice]

Hello Benutzer,

Thank you for your kind message from Austria,

I am very happy with that clock because of the early date and the low batch number.
In very good working condition and a nice phosphorescent painting...

[benutzer]

Junghans Heereseigentum 1931

found this clock

only different to my 1934 is
- no batch number
- other hands
- 1931 is written more to the right side, looks as never was scheduled to
write an serial number

the clock is original for 100 % !!!

[Funksammler]

Great find, it pushes the start of production back to 1931 at least....

regards,

Funksammler

[Hinkle]

Edit.

[Yuri D.]

My small clock collection

[Yuri D.]

New clock

[benutzer]

Thanks to share your clock with us, nice clocks you have

[frontline556]

All interesting clocks here is mine a 1934 kienzle

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[Tornfuté]

Hello
Somebody can explain why this heereseigentum clock is marked
In english 8 days , and why 6 rubis in place of 10 steine
Pierre

[Funksammler]

Hello
Somebody can explain why this heereseigentum clock is marked
In english 8 days , and why 6 rubis in place of 10 steine
Pierre

The clock is a bit of a composite, the inner housing has an early Wa.A stamp while the wooden housing has a wartime Wa.A stamp so they did not start life together either. The original 1934 movement was exchanged for an export movement at some point. The winding ring reminds me of those used on car clock movements. Still a nice looking clock: the face, hands and inner housing seem to belong together while original housing has a nice "been there" look.

regards,

Funksammler

[benutzer]

nice clock, thanks to show it