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"The craziest clock in the world."
The original Ignatz flying pendulum movement mechanical clock was invented
by Alder Christian Clausen from Minneapolis, Minnesota. Was patented in 1883
and made by the New Haven clock company under the name of Jerome & Co, in 1884–1885. 

The watch has been restored. The entire top and back cover have been redone.
It works well, although not perfect but it works great.
I haven’t tested accuracy but at such an old clock it doesn’t matter much.
The sight is beautiful and special.
You can watch it on Youtube, you get exactly the clock you see there:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oo1Z6qUg_vQ

Mechanical - more day movement - Not striking

Ignatz, Flying Pendulum Clock - New Haven clock company - Brass, Wood - circa 1885

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tuning key

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Georges Colin (1876-1917)

Alexandre Falguière (1831-1900)

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Ignatz, Flying Pendulum Clock - New Haven clock company - Brass, Wood - circa 1885

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Ignatz, Flying Pendulum Clock - New Haven clock company - Brass, Wood - circa 1885

358 objects

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