Description

Presenting to you "The Royal Geographical Society World Clock" crafted by Arthur Imhof in La Chaux-de-Fonds. This exceptional piece was created in a limited edition in 1981 and features a unique combination of brass and ebonised wood in its design. The clock showcases a fine and unusual brass and black painted globe with the continents and countries in gold. It also includes a Cercle Tournant dial that adds to its aesthetic appeal. The clock comes with a certificate of authenticity and a booklet that provide more information on the clock's history and craftsmanship. The clock's brushed brass framework is supported by four hexagonal pillars and a square ebonised plinth. The movement is housed in a brushed brass drum case with a winding crown at the back. The clock's brushed silver annular chapter ring is adorned with Roman numerals, Arabic quarter-hour numerals, and minute tracks, with a brass pointer indicating the time. The clock has a mechanical movement with 15 jewels and is signed on a brass plaque on the base. With dimensions of 28 x 22.5 x 22 cm, this clock is truly a one-of-a-kind piece that will add elegance and sophistication to any space