Carl Bohmeier Master Clock Escaqpement

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	Carl Bohmeier Master Clock The clock uses a high quality movement which employs a deadbeat escapement. The clock's plates are very stout and of a good thickness, ensuring good alignment of the arbors. The unit is weight driven by two small 5 pound weights that hang underneath, and they are rewound electrically about once every 80 minutes. One weight drives the clock, whilst the other drives the train that gives an alternating one minute impulse to the slave clocks.	Custom Search My Other Websites: Synchronome Introduction Operation Setting Up Impulse Movement Rating Date Chart Barometer Pressure Door Open Effect Circular Error Door Open Effect Power Station Model Synchronome Literature Gents Pul-syn-etic Introduction Movement Operation Wheel Operation Impulse Slave 30 Minute Pulses Instruction Manuel Gensign Introduction The Movement (Overall) The Movement (Front) The Movement (Rear) Rear Flywheel & Spring Post Office 36 Introduction Toggle Operation The Countwheel Mechanism Clock 'As Found' Carl Bohmeier Introduction Escapement Movement Pendulum and Case Winding Mechanism Bürk Master Clock Introduction General Tele's Ltd Introduction Page 2 Slave Dials Introduction Synchronome Slave Octagonal Slave Programmer Introduction Close Up 1 Close Up 2 Links and Contact Page Links
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