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Engine Clock

A clock that wears its engine on top

$50–$100 Budget guide

This mechanical table clock kit borrows its display from automotive gauges and places moving pistons above the dial. A pendulum regulates the action while an ignition style key winds it. It suits a car enthusiast who likes mechanical objects with a practical display function.

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A thoughtful detail before you buy

The maker lists up to five hours of running per winding. Expect ticking and adjust the pendulum weights to tune the clock's rate.

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A closer look at the fit.

A good match for

A car enthusiast who likes mechanical objects with a practical display function.

Worth considering if

The maker lists up to five hours of running per winding. Expect ticking and adjust the pendulum weights to tune the clock's rate.

Choose something else if

Someone who needs a silent, low-maintenance clock; this model ticks and requires winding and adjustment.

The useful details

Construction and use
The maker lists up to five hours of running per winding. Source

A few useful answers.

How often does Engine Clock need winding?

The maker lists up to five hours of running per winding. It ticks, and pendulum weights are adjusted to tune its rate.

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