Floating Balance Unit – Solid Brass, Likely Schatz Model 14400 for Ship’s Bell and Mantel Clocks – CLOSEOUT

This Floating Balance Unit, also known as a platform escapement, is a precision-crafted component made from solid brass, designed for use in Aug. Schatz & Söhne clocks from the 1950s to 1960s. Based on its style and design, it is likely a model 14400, commonly associated with Schatz 2-jewel movements operating at 14,400 beats per hour, such as those found in Ship’s Bell clocks and similar timepieces. The hairspring is in excellent condition, and the balance wheel exhibits smooth oscillation, ensuring reliable timekeeping. This is our only piece in stock, and once sold, it cannot be restocked.

Specifications:
• Material: Solid brass
• Model Number: Likely 14400
• Condition: Functional with a smooth oscillating balance wheel

Compatibility:
This balance unit is likely suitable for Schatz Ship’s Bell Clocks, 400-Day Anniversary Clocks, and Mantel Clocks. While the design aligns with the Schatz 14400 model, buyers must verify compatibility with their clock before purchasing. Please note that this unit is not compatible with Royal Mariner clocks.

Features:
• Authentic solid brass construction for durability.
• Functional hairspring ensures precise time regulation.
• Smooth oscillating balance wheel for consistent timekeeping.

This rare floating balance unit is a valuable find for collectors and horology enthusiasts seeking to restore vintage Schatz timepieces. Don’t miss the chance to complete your restoration project—once it’s gone, it’s gone!