2225 - Precision second-pendulum clock by Strasser & Rohde, made of oak. Tall, rectangular case, glazed on the display side, with a narrow decorative molding. Profiled-framed dial with indicators for seconds, minutes, and hours in Roman and Arabic numerals. Strasser & Rohde, Glashütte on the Sa. Blued steel pear-shaped hands. Movement featuring a so-called Graham escapement, anchor escapement, and a nickel-steel compensation pendulum. Height: 151 cm.

Precision second-pendulum clock by Strasser & Rohde, made of oak. Tall, rectangular case, glazed on the display side, with a narrow decorative molding. Profiled-framed dial with indicators for seconds, minutes, and hours in Roman and Arabic numerals. Strasser & Rohde, Glashütte on the Sa. Blued steel pear-shaped hands. Movement featuring a so-called Graham escapement, anchor escapement, and a nickel-steel compensation pendulum. Height: 151 cm. Founded in 1875, the company “Strasser & Rohde” was best known for its precision pendulum clocks of various designs, marine chronometers, precision tools, and pocket watches. In 1908, the precision astronomical pendulum clock was introduced to the market, enabling many watchmakers to acquire a suitable precision timepiece for their businesses. An oakwood wall clock by Strasser & Rohde. Glashütte. Strasser & Rohde. Circa 1915.