Here’s a beautiful Seth Thomas drop octagon clock in a rosewood veneer case. The clock is 24 inches tall and 16 inches wide. The dial is painted metal. The minute hand is 5 15/32 inches long, and the dial’s minute track is 11 inches diameter.
The clock is time-only (no striking).
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Label inside the case
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The well-made Seth Thomas time-only movement.
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Seth Thomas rosewood drop octagon clock
Repair job 6237. I polished the pivots and installed 3 bushings. The movement didn’t have much wear.
Mainspring
This clock has a nice, thin original mainspring. It is only 0.0152 inch thick! (compare this to the more usual 0.017 – .018 inch thick). It provides plenty of power to run the clock, reduces the amount of wear, and makes the clock easier to wind. The mainspring is 11/16 inch wide.
American antique clocks in general tend to have mainsprings that are too strong, but this clock is an exception.