Emil Wojcik
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Very nice! But unless it's different from the earlier version a friend once had, it doesn't have a power supply--no spring--it has to be manually advanced...
...every day by pushing the button on top. Even if this is true, it's still an amazing piece and one I've wanted for the past 20 years. Congratulations!
And look what I found with the help of my clock dealer in Amsterdam ...Thank you John !
Perpetual Calendar Table device .. ...
Yes it is a perpetual movement set until 2100 .
32 jewels Ap signed movement . Gilt brass casing . Pics from Royal Oak anniversary book ...
Very nice! But unless it's different from the earlier version a friend once had, it doesn't have a power supply--no spring--it has to be manually advanced...
...every day by pushing the button on top. Even if this is true, it's still an amazing piece and one I've wanted for the past 20 years. Congratulations!
It’s a manual desk calendar, NO movement inside.
You need to push/turn the crown/button on top each day by yourself. Then the QP will jump a day further. Nice catch.
AMSTERDAM
There is a clock dealer in Amsterdam? Could you be so kind to pm name and address?
Nice way to keep current in the office or bedroom...........
Very unusual desk clock.
