Kieninger & Obergfell (Kundo) 400-Day Clock – 1951 Era for Parts or Restoration – CLOSEOUT

Kieninger & Obergfell 400-Day Clock – 1951 German-Made – For Parts or Restoration

This Kieninger & Obergfell 400-day clock, dating back to the 1951 era, is a fine example of German craftsmanship and design. Known for their precision engineering and elegant aesthetics, Kieninger & Obergfell (also referred to as Kundo) created timeless timepieces that became a hallmark of mid-20th-century clockmaking. This clock is being sold for parts or restoration, offering an exciting project for collectors or enthusiasts seeking to preserve its legacy.

Product Details:
• Manufacturer: Kieninger & Obergfell, renowned for their innovative and high-quality clock designs.
• Era: Circa 1951, showcasing the elegant craftsmanship of post-war Germany.
• Dial: Features a striking black dial with a raised brass time ring and Arabic numerals for a sophisticated vintage look.
• Hands: Includes matching brass hands with a secure pin.
• Rotating Balls: Matching brass rotating balls are intact and included.
• Gears: All internal gears are in place, maintaining the structural integrity of the mechanism.
• Suspension Wire: The 400-day wire is bent and needs replacement.
• Suspension Components: Includes the top block, fork, and bottom block, ready for repair or replacement.
• Condition: Sold as-is for parts or restoration; no glass dome is included.

About Kieninger & Obergfell:
Kieninger & Obergfell, also known as Kundo, was a prominent German clockmaker known for their pioneering work in anniversary clocks. Their 400-day clocks were admired for their ability to run for a year on a single winding, a testament to their precision engineering. These clocks, with their elegant designs and innovative mechanisms, have become highly sought after by collectors and restorers alike.

Important Notes:
• This clock is no longer in production, and original replacement parts are no longer made. Restoration may require custom or alternative components.
• Please refer to the provided pictures for a closer look at the clock’s condition and included components.

Limited Availability:
This is a rare opportunity to own a vintage Kieninger & Obergfell 400-day clock for restoration or parts. Once sold, it cannot be restocked. Don’t miss your chance to preserve and celebrate this piece of horological history!