Sligh Wall Clock- Parts or repair- Hermle Movement

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Sligh Wall Clock- Parts or repair- Hermle MovementYou are bidding on a previously owned and used complete 1985 wall Sligh 0771-1-Cl clock with a Hermle 1051 030A movement. The clock has its pendulum and it's key. The clock is being sold as a repair clock or a parts clock. Each of the three drives has been wound tight. The clock can be set for a silent running or three different Cathedral chime patterns. Its pendulum swings for approximately two minutes. The chimes don't engage. The case has some thick spots of white paint on its base. They sit on top of the clocks finish. There is no damage to the case. The face relates that the clock was manufactured in West Germany. The clock case is stamped made in the U.S.A. The clock is large. It is 29 inches tall, 14 ½ inches wide and 7 ¼ inches deep. It appears to be in a walnut finish with walnut burl. Metal work and pendulum are in a gold tone.It is thought that the clock can be restored. The clock was not cheap when offered in 1985. A new 1051 030A Hermle movement is being offered for $329. The pendulum is a bit over $20 and the key sells for $8 retail. These prices do not take into consideration the American Case. The case has glass side panels.