Description
Chimes quarter-hours & strikes the hours.
Regulator weight-driven Hermle Abbot Wall Clock 70993-740351 made in Germany with a Black finish.
These chiming weight-driven wall clocks by Hermle feature a mechanical 8-day German cable-driven 4/4 Westminster movement. Includes automatic night shut off, a silencing lever and nickel accessories.
Chimes: Westminster
Manufacturer: Hermle
Model: 70993-740351i Abbot
Guarantee: New & Authentic
Movement: German Cable-Driven
Warranty: 3 year manufacturer’s limited
Shipping: Free within the Continental U.S.
Dimensions (Height x Width x Depth): 34" x 10.5" x 5.5"
Warranty Information
Three year manufacturer's limited warranty. Our company, Gift of Time, is an Authorized Service Center for Howard Miller, Ridgeway and Sligh. We also offer clock repair for the general public on most brands and models. See our Authorized Service Center link for more specific warranty info and terms.
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