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I was thinking the same…
it just doesn’t seem like good business sense to invest your manufacturing resources into mechanical desk clocks with such a small market to justify it.
such a pity...
In my ongoing search for a mechanical desk clock, I stumbled onto the Chopard website and discovered they sell "table clocks". Here is one such listing: (Screen shots all from Chopard website) Note that under tabs "Description" and "Specifications", there...
In this regard, it is very interesting to contrast the luxury house Chopard with Cartier:
Cartier makes watches with quartz movements, and unabashedly acknowledges those watches with quartz movements. Whereas Chopard, with regard to these table clocks, makes no mention of the movement within at all, leading one to infer that Chopard is embarra...
There are a few nice mechanical clocks I know of, JLC's Atmos line and l'epee/mb&f come to mind.
I'm sure the market for clocks is much smaller than the market for watches, so I'm not surprised that the options are slim. I do think $1k is on the reasonable side for a quartz desk clock from a high end brand. AP's royal oak quartz desk clocks go for a ...
I was thinking the same…
it just doesn’t seem like good business sense to invest your manufacturing resources into mechanical desk clocks with such a small market to justify it.
You’re in luck! There is the L.U.C. Quattro Mechanical Table Clock
L.U.C. Quattro Mechanical Table Clock ...
That is a great one. It has been released a good decade ago. They must have
stopped commercializing them.
I confirm it unfortunately has a quartz movement. I was intrigued
by it as well as other Chopard table clock models but they all those I saw had quartz movements.
