On offer here is a classic from the 1960s, a swinging pendulum clock from Fa. August Schatz & Sons, Pendulo This is a swinging pendulum clock with the batter movement, Elexacta, developed in 1958 by the company Aug. Schatz & Söhne / Triberg. How does this clock function now? From the front, you can only see that the whole clock swings from left to right. The "pendulum disc" is the clock, which is hanging on the pendulum shaft. On the back of the clock is the solution of the mystery: the movement drives a so-called counter pendulum. This sets the whole clock swinging with its movement. Height approx. 70 cm, approx. 34 cm, Depth approx. 9 cm The clock will be delivered complete with wall mount, swing-pendulum weight, without battery. This sale takes place without any form of guarantee.