CUCKOO CLOCKS

This delightful chalet style eight day musical clock features a charming action sequence. The chalet detailed touches, a shingled roof, shuttered windows, flowers, waterwheel and animals, all add to the charm of this clock. At the top of each hour and on the half hour, the cuckoo bird pops out of its hiding spot in the rafters and calls out the time, one distinct call for each hour of the day and one call for each half hour. On the top of every hour, music begins to play alternating between two traditional German folk tunes Edelweiss or The Happy Wanderer. With the start of the music, the water wheel begins to turn and in a gesture of romance the young man on the front bench slides down to claim a kiss from the young girl. At the same time, the dancers overhead on the balcony begin to move spinning to the German tunes.
A hand-carved pendulum hangs below the clock continuously swinging back and forth controlling the timing of the clock. This cuckoo clock is powered by a Regula 30 hour all brass clock movement which is made in the Black Forest of Germany. The clock features the traditional brass pinecone weights hanging beneath the clock on brass chains. The clock is wound by raising the weights beneath the clock on its brass chains. One brass pine cone weight powers the cuckoo and cuckoo call time, one pine cone weight powers the music and moving figures while the other pinecone weight powers the time. The clock dial and hands are made of wood with roman numerals marking the time. The musical and cuckoo bird sounds can be turned on and off by a switch located at the base of the clock.

We have used high quality digital photography to show you this model cuckoo clock in as much detail as possible. However, as with any hand-carved German cuckoo clock, the exact color and carvings may vary slightly. As with any hand created clock, it is the uniqueness of each piece that makes it a one of a kind heirloom timepiece. This clock is covered by a two year limited warranty covering workmanship and manufacturer's defects.