Hi all, a mate is looking for a tank clock for a '38 sq4. Could anyone advise whether this would fit? Obviously its upside down for his purposes
And....yes, I have told him to join the club urgently!!
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Stewart
Smiths M3 clock
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Re: Smiths M3 clock
Hi Stewart,
That is the correct clock (2 inch). Pretty rare piece.
As far as I remember, the face can be rotated 180 degrees and then all will be fine.
Two small screws visible on face. Be careful and use a good fitting screwdriver.
Soft brass screws and the paint marks up very easily.
It may pay to have a clock repair shop do the rotation.
Ray
That is the correct clock (2 inch). Pretty rare piece.
As far as I remember, the face can be rotated 180 degrees and then all will be fine.
Two small screws visible on face. Be careful and use a good fitting screwdriver.
Soft brass screws and the paint marks up very easily.
It may pay to have a clock repair shop do the rotation.
Ray
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Thanks a lot, Ray. Yeah, the plan was to swivel the face on it. He'll be delighted
Cheers
Stewart
Cheers
Stewart
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Re: Smiths M3 clock
Hi again Stewart.
The Club makes an excellent reproduction of the Cricklewood 8 Day clock.
You will have to check and see if still available.
Save the rare original and use the repro. Engine vibration is not a friend to delicate clock movements.
DraganFly used to carry the same clock. (now on back order) Ray
The Club makes an excellent reproduction of the Cricklewood 8 Day clock.
You will have to check and see if still available.
Save the rare original and use the repro. Engine vibration is not a friend to delicate clock movements.
DraganFly used to carry the same clock. (now on back order) Ray
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Re: Smiths M3 clock
Bit OT,but I see the old Smiths WD pocket watches are worth a fortune.......or quite a bit.
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