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Missing movement in Rex Mundi clock
Apologies for reviving an old thread, but I wondered if anyone here could help me?
I picked up one of these clocks at an antiques fair (just liked the look of it, did not know it was manufactured in small numbers for the 1968 Olympics).
However, it appears the entire movement is missing and I would love to get it working. Does anyone know the movement I need?
Many thanks,
Mark
Love my "Rex Mundi" wall clock from 1968, produced in a small batch for the Olympic....
....games in Mexico. Mechanical movement (yes: tick-tock-tick-tock...) with battery powered winding mechanism. Cheers, HSTE...
Ohh! How nice dear HSTE!! Must be marvellous to view it on your...
... wall and listen to its tic toc!! Enjoy it so much!! Hagwe! Abel
Type in google: roethlisberger stack of drawers
Piece of "practical" art manufactured in an incredibly good quality Cheers, HSTE ...
Very cool clock!
Just made the pair of one, after a long hunt. Will post soon. Best Blomman
Sorry, to clarify - a different clock
One I have been looking for a long time, finally made the pair (existed in two metals). Best Blomman
Missing movement in Rex Mundi clock
Apologies for reviving an old thread, but I wondered if anyone here could help me? I picked up one of these clocks at an antiques fair (just liked the look of it, did not know it was manufactured in small numbers for the 1968 Olympics). However, it appear...
Hello! I searching around a little bit on the net.
There is not so much info about the movement, but it is a electromecanical movement. Here is some pics I found. ...