By Bill Stoddard on April 16, 2012
This Schatz standard 400 day clock looks ordinary – but – it has model number 54 instead of 49 in the circle on the back. Movement model 54 normally refers to the Schatz 1000 day clock, and 49 is the model of their standard 400 day clock. I’ve seen several of these mis-stamped clocks, so perhaps a batch of them was made. The circle containing the 54 is 16.2 millimeters diameter, the same as that on the 1000 day clock.
Date 8 54 (August 1954) is stamped on the back.
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The back plate has 54 instead of 49! (54 is used on the 1000 day clock)
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Repair job S-0631. Overhaul movement, polish pivots, polish base and pillars.
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Last updated April 17, 2012
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By Bill Stoddard on January 14, 2012
I recently repaired this Schatz 1000 day clock. It is dated 10 56 (October 1956) on the back of the movement, and the front of the base has a presentation plate dated February 8, 1959. The picture on the right, below, shows the gears and the mainspring barrel. Note how large the barrel is compared to the other gears!
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The gears in the movement
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Repair job 5647. 0.0024 inch Horolovar suspension spring. Horolovar back plate no. 1010A.
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Last updated January 14, 2012
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