2166 - German maritime ship's clock "OBSERVER," presumably by Kienzle, mechanical porthole clock

German maritime ship's clock "OBSERVER," presumably by Kienzle, mechanical porthole clock Classic German ship's wall clock with the "OBSERVER" inscription on the dial, presumably manufactured by the long-established German clockmaker Kienzle. The clock likely dates from the mid-20th century and is constructed in the style of classic maritime bulkhead clocks, as used on ships and yachts. The solid, silver plated or nickel-plated metal case features a hinged, glass-covered front with a side latch. The light-colored dial displays large Arabic hour numerals, black hands, and a circumferential minute track. The rate adjustment mechanism is located above the axis of the hands. The clock is equipped with a mechanical movement with key winding. A winding key bearing the “Kienzle” inscription is included. - Manufacturer: Presumably Kienzle, Germany - Dial inscription: OBSERVER - Origin: Germany, attributed - Date: Presumably mid-20th century - Mechanical movement with key winding - Solid, silver plated metal case - Hinged glass front with side clasp - Time-setting mechanism on the dial - Winding key with “Kienzle” inscription included - Good condition; movement is running A decorative and fully functional collector’s item of German watchmaking art with a maritime character. Dimensions: Diameter 22.3 cm.