Very pleased your friends bought this one. The dial is lovely. The chimes are the main draw of course and beautifully: * Deep * Resonant * in-tune - most important I've seen several of these over the years. Gaius, Scotland
From about 5 seconds into the video we get some close-up looks at the grain of the case timber. Am 95% sure it’s Oak with a tiny probability of Walnut. Oak was extensively used for long case clocks of the ‘20s and 30’s, not only due to Oak being the ‘King of Timbers’, but to a new Oak supply coming online as a result of Japan’s extensive harvest of Chinese Manchurian Oak forests. Mahogany tends to have less grain than Oak and is usually distinctively red in colour. It was an expensive timber so less likely to be used for bigger jobs like a long-cased clock (though many large, grand dining tables were of Mahogany…). Does the little hanging ball silence BOTH sets of chime bars?
futuramabender20 Actually your question was never answered and it wasn't stupid. ;) It is rare to see military time on a face clock like that. Normal face clocks just have numerals 1-12 and that's it, no military time.
Hi, lovely clock! I recently purchased a 1930s grandfather clock and have been trying to determine who manufactured the movement as there is not a makers mark on the clock movement at all, just a couple of numbers. My clock has similar weights, weight chain and chain eyelets as yours, as well as a similar pendulum. Through a lot of searching and comparing parts, I believe the movement in my clock to have been manufactured by Haller, and the case by Gomersalls, Blackpool. After looking at your pictures, I believe your clock may have the same origins. Regards Adrian
Logan Pettit Its not funny, everyone came here for the chime while the uploader of the video just keeps on talking shit! Its kinda funny why people in yourube JUST dont get to the point I bet we will save like 100000 man hours per day
OH MY GOD. OH MY GOD. OH MY GOD. WOW WOW WOW. I am playing your clock at top volume in my house at half past midnight. I'll be shot. ONCE MORE. AH THERE SHE GOES. AND AGAIN. DRAG IT BACK AGAIN. AAAAHHHH YES. Music to my ears. A clock made in the 1800's or the 1930's. For me the 1930's. If you go 1800's you miss out on those deep Westminster chimes. Boy those Westminster chimes. Thanks for uploading
Magnificent It has a haunting chime, rich with depth. I love it! The deeper the chime, the grander the clock. I wonder what it would sell for??? Don't tell me.
Very nice sound! Plus, for the courtesy of you and others who view this, there are actually lyrics for the Westminster chime and they are below if you want to read them while listening or sing along when it is played on the hour, which occurs at the 5:26 mark. Lord, through this hour, be Thou our guide. So, by Thy power, no foot shall slide. These words are based on Psalm 37:23-24, where David the psalmist declares this: The steps of a good man are ordered by the Lord and he delighteth in His way. Though he fall, he shall not be utterly cast down, for the Lord upholdeth him with His hand.
Nice clock, wish it was mine :D The chimes are awsome, not like the modern ones that sound much higher. The dial and the hands look a lot like on Junghans clocks, could it be that this one is a Junghans ? You say you belive that it is an Urgos movement, can you take a look at it ?
IF ITS BROTHING YOU AT NIGHT AND WHAT YOU CAN DO TURN IT OFF NIGHT AND IF CHIMING AT YOU NIGHT AND WE DO NOT WANT THAT CHIME AT NIGHT WHILE YOU SLEEPING AT NIGHT WE DO NOT WANT CHIMES AT NIGHT WHILE YOU ARE IN THE NIGHT
Slide the movement out and see if it,s stamped with a manufacturers name on the rear plate. No guarantees it will be as many were left blank,especially if one company was using another,s movements. Common practice in the 1930s. While almost certainly German,Urgos is only one of numerous possibilities. No two clocks sound identical,even from the same company.I have three Enfield,s (among others) and they all sound completely different and even though the movements are the same,the chime blocks differ slightly. There are many examples of British manufacturers mating German or French movements to British chime gongs,so any combination is possible. Tymo.for example,often used Gufa movements. If you change the chime hammer pads you will change the sound of the chimes,so keep this set for as long as possible.
hi there thats is the best grandfather clock i have ever seen and the sound WOW WOW WOW that is the kind of grandfather clock i'm looking for it is SO BEAUTIFUL WOW O WOW I JUST LOVE IT i last my one in the 2010 22 fub christchurch earthquake thank you for your time Richard
update! i got a few clocks that sound as throaty as this one, turn of the century junghans wall clock that announces its presence with a haunt . and one other below it that sure lets you know it exists lol
I love this clock so much that um going to build one after it. It will be seven feet tall and two feet wide and one foot deep. The face will be 16 inches wide witch buy the way i will have to custom make. It will have a Urgos triple chime movement.
That is BEAUTIFUL!!! The cabinet, the face especially and that chime is the best I've ever heard. I would love to have this clock!
I'm just imagining what this clock would sound like if it could do Whittington and it sounds amazing
Wow! Childhood video!
Wow, you are so right, man! Very gorgeous and I LOVE THE CHIME!! You are so fortunate to have a grandfather clock like that!
OH MY GOODNESS I REALLY ABSOLUTELY LOVE THE GRANDFATHER
CLOCK AND THE Wights ARE asome
Very pleased your friends bought this one. The dial is lovely. The chimes are the main draw of course and beautifully:
* Deep
* Resonant
* in-tune - most important
I've seen several of these over the years.
Gaius, Scotland
OH MY GOD THAT IS SO BEAUTIFUL!
What an elegant and beautiful clock.
The clock mechanical and wood smell, I LOVE IT TOO!
From about 5 seconds into the video we get some close-up looks at the grain of the case timber. Am 95% sure it’s Oak with a tiny probability of Walnut. Oak was extensively used for long case clocks of the ‘20s and 30’s, not only due to Oak being the ‘King of Timbers’, but to a new Oak supply coming online as a result of Japan’s extensive harvest of Chinese Manchurian Oak forests. Mahogany tends to have less grain than Oak and is usually distinctively red in colour. It was an expensive timber so less likely to be used for bigger jobs like a long-cased clock (though many large, grand dining tables were of Mahogany…).
Does the little hanging ball silence BOTH sets of chime bars?
Nice, my Grandmother have a grandmother clock from Hertz from 1878. So before Hertz selled cars they selled clocks🤔
THAT CLOCK SOUNDS LIKE A GIANT XXXXXXXXXXXX
Beautiful!
Now THAT'S the sound you hear when your time has come, and the moment of reckoning is here.
No. Just no
That grandfather clock is called a "coffin case clock" in Germany. Really beautiful and really deep chimes, Beautiful clock.
Sounds like a howard miller grandfather clock
Without speak is good
The Westminster Chime is my favorite!
Mine as well Nothing like the Westminister Chimes I've heard them call on my Mantle Clock and Family clocks that play this Chime. Also on a Doorbell
Music Guy 22
Cool
My favourite is probably Westminster or Whittington I'm not a big fan of st Michael it seems a bit like Whittington with some of the notes randomised
Beautiful DEEP sound! 🕰🤎🤎
I love this video of the clock.
amazing chime
so beautiful
3:50 What do you think if this Grandfather Clock Can Play The St. Michael's Chime?
April 28 2021
Sounds like an Urgos in a Junghams case, (I think)
The little numbers on the side, Is that Military Time?
Yes
Is it rare ta see that on a clock?
military time? almost everyone around the world uses that :P except for the us and some other countries..
terenas1986 Was that a stupid question I just asked? If so then I apologize! :(
futuramabender20
Actually your question was never answered and it wasn't stupid. ;) It is rare to see military time on a face clock like that. Normal face clocks just have numerals 1-12 and that's it, no military time.
Hi, lovely clock! I recently purchased a 1930s grandfather clock and have been trying to determine who manufactured
the movement as there is not a makers mark on the clock movement at all, just a couple of numbers. My clock has similar weights, weight chain and chain eyelets as yours, as well as a similar pendulum. Through a lot of searching and comparing parts, I believe the movement in my clock to have been manufactured by Haller, and the case by Gomersalls, Blackpool. After looking at your pictures, I believe your clock may have the same origins. Regards Adrian
Could I please request to hear that beautiful clock chime midnight as it sounds so ultra amazing.
Amazing clock. Sounds like a Mauthe to me.
can you make a video with the movement?
3:29 for those with no patience. 5:26 for the grand finale.
Thanks.
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Wha- What's so funny about me thanking someone?
Logan Pettit
Its not funny, everyone came here for the chime while the uploader of the video just keeps on talking shit! Its kinda funny why people in yourube JUST dont get to the point
I bet we will save like 100000 man hours per day
almost sounds like my clock...the quarter chimes are identical pitch but the hour is alot lower...sounds like the gates of hell are opening!
Karl Sheen its like " I'm here!!"
OH MY GOD. OH MY GOD. OH MY GOD. WOW WOW WOW. I am playing your clock at top volume in my house at half past midnight. I'll be shot. ONCE MORE. AH THERE SHE GOES. AND AGAIN. DRAG IT BACK AGAIN. AAAAHHHH YES. Music to my ears. A clock made in the 1800's or the 1930's. For me the 1930's. If you go 1800's you miss out on those deep Westminster chimes. Boy those Westminster chimes. Thanks for uploading
Yep I sure do understand you
Respect for this type of clock. I've always been like when the clock began to chime. The sound of the bell is so strong that I was always scared
Like in 3am
VERY ART DECCO CLOCK I LIKE IT. IT SOUNDS AMAZING
Gustav becker or Dufa?
Please find out more information on this clock. The manufacturer and model number if possible. I'm going to be searching for one of these.
The chimes sound dark
very dark
Magnificent It has a haunting chime, rich with depth. I love it! The deeper the chime, the grander the clock. I wonder what it would sell for??? Don't tell me.
An 89 year old goregeous grandfather clock?!
Very nice sound!
Plus, for the courtesy of you and others who view this, there are actually lyrics for the Westminster chime and they are below if you want to read them while listening or sing along when it is played on the hour, which occurs at the 5:26 mark.
Lord, through this hour,
be Thou our guide.
So, by Thy power,
no foot shall slide.
These words are based on Psalm 37:23-24, where David the psalmist declares this:
The steps of a good man are ordered by the Lord and he delighteth in His way.
Though he fall, he shall not be utterly cast down, for the Lord upholdeth him with His hand.
Do ya know whut the movement is?
@@futuramabender2078 ummm no
Could you tell me is there a sleep mode for the chimes ? As beautiful as they are our visitors are finding them a bit loud at night
Nice clock, wish it was mine :D
The chimes are awsome, not like the modern ones that sound much higher. The dial and the hands look a lot like on Junghans clocks, could it be that this one is a Junghans ? You say you belive that it is an Urgos movement, can you take a look at it ?
Now That's what I call a clock!
little big Ben!
is it an art deco or junghans
Art Deco
Reply: What’s that clock chiming when you are turning the gc’s Finger?
IF ITS BROTHING YOU AT NIGHT AND WHAT YOU CAN DO TURN
IT OFF NIGHT
AND IF CHIMING
AT YOU NIGHT
AND WE DO NOT WANT THAT CHIME AT NIGHT
WHILE YOU SLEEPING
AT NIGHT
WE DO NOT WANT CHIMES
AT NIGHT WHILE YOU ARE IN THE NIGHT
I HAVE ONE! ANY IDEA ON THE WORTH?
Slide the movement out and see if it,s stamped with a manufacturers name on the rear plate. No guarantees it will be as many were left blank,especially if one company was using another,s movements. Common practice in the 1930s. While almost certainly German,Urgos is only one of numerous possibilities. No two clocks sound identical,even from the same company.I have three Enfield,s (among others) and they all sound completely different and even though the movements are the same,the chime blocks differ slightly.
There are many examples of British manufacturers mating German or French movements to British chime gongs,so any combination is possible. Tymo.for example,often used Gufa movements. If you change the chime hammer pads you will change the sound of the chimes,so keep this set for as long as possible.
On headphone it sounds doul
They actually freak me out so bad
That's a DUFA clock
Is it a german clock??
That's a Dufa I believe.
Can someone identify this clock I love this clock ❤
hi there thats is the best grandfather clock i have ever seen and the sound WOW WOW WOW that is the kind of grandfather clock i'm looking for it is SO BEAUTIFUL WOW O WOW I JUST LOVE IT i last my one in the 2010 22 fub christchurch earthquake thank you for your time Richard
I wish it had a junghans moment!
My dad has a Junghans clock.
I wish I had that one, and you didn't...😄
wow that's awesome...i want a chime like that on some of mine the sound was so bad ass i book marked this vid c:
update! i got a few clocks that sound as throaty as this one, turn of the century junghans wall clock that announces its presence with a haunt . and one other below it that sure lets you know it exists lol
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Cuanto ofrecen
it is a clock from the 40's/50's
Peter "puke?"
Dufa maybe?
activetruman
Long case clock
I love this clock so much that um going to build one after it. It will be seven feet tall and two feet wide and one foot deep. The face will be 16 inches wide witch buy the way i will have to custom make. It will have a Urgos triple chime movement.
This looks futristic!
You Sound a bit like DanTDM
I mean clocks
kwhawell U British?
Vendo uno 1901
Actually that's an Art Deco. Sorry 😏
shout your mouth and let hear the chimes directly please.
Piet Smegma Please don’t be rude