I find these antique cuckoo clocks are made much better made than the modern ones. Much thicker plates and no plastic wheels. I have an antique cuckoo quail clock, that I restored, for my self, weight driven, so 30 hour duration. The bird goes and out at every bellow sound, there is a cam on the strike side of the movement to allow for this. The plates are about 1/8th thick. I have repaired a Regula musical modern cuckoo clock for a customer and it isn't a patch on the antique ones. Thin plates and some plastic wheels on the minute wheel etc. The spring driven cuckoo quail clocks run for about 8 days.
@@JustMyClocks I have just serviced a triple fusee for a customer , and the plates must be getting on for 1/4" thick. th-cam.com/video/QyciR1n7MNw/w-d-xo.html
@@martinlarsson217 Mantle and shelf cuckoo clocks are not very common in this day and age, but they still exist. I would love a new version for myself.
wow! without chains and with mainsprings! THATS AMAZING
Hi Gaius
Thanks for your comment
The original flutes are to damaged for repair,so i have them replace for new ones
Marco
There is an instrument
I find these antique cuckoo clocks are made much better made than the modern ones. Much thicker plates and no plastic wheels. I have an antique cuckoo quail clock, that I restored, for my self, weight driven, so 30 hour duration. The bird goes and out at every bellow sound, there is a cam on the strike side of the movement to allow for this. The plates are about 1/8th thick. I have repaired a Regula musical modern cuckoo clock for a customer and it isn't a patch on the antique ones. Thin plates and some plastic wheels on the minute wheel etc. The spring driven cuckoo quail clocks run for about 8 days.
facts. the modern movements wear out faster too
@@JustMyClocks Yes I have just completed a triple fusee clock for a customer, the plates are about 1/4" thick. Modern movements are crap.
@@verybigkittens7550 regulas are greatly designed but badly built. i agree with you on the plates!
@@JustMyClocks after being rebushed they probably last longer. Especially using Bergeon bushes, and not Indian ones.
@@JustMyClocks I have just serviced a triple fusee for a customer , and the plates must be getting on for 1/4" thick. th-cam.com/video/QyciR1n7MNw/w-d-xo.html
Where are the weighs for it?
Does the chime also ring? I noticed the coil on the back of the door.
+omgfandomfan Yes you'r right. the coil is for the ring
The chime mechanism runs way too fast.
How it works without Weights
It works with two springs
@@Marco49nl what springs?!
@@martinlarsson217 Mantle and shelf cuckoo clocks are not very common in this day and age, but they still exist. I would love a new version for myself.
pity there isn't a view of the front of the cuckoo clock.
I have done one with a view of the front.