WWII HAMILTON 37500 AIRPLANE ELAPSED TIME CLOCK-RUNNING
WWII HAMILTON 37500 AIRPLANE ELAPSED TIME CLOCK-RUNNING
SOLD $479.99 Sold: Sep 3, 2024 on eBayOriginal Listing Description
I am offering a World War II Hamilton Ref. 37500 Elasped Time Chronograph Date aircraft clock. I've included a video of the clock functions. This model of clock was the pinnacle of airplane clocks and actually manufactured by both Hamilton and Elgin due to the complexity of these units. I purchased this example at a NAWCC Convention in Orlando, FL in the early 2000's. My intention was to have it mounted on the dashboard of a Morgan I commissioned. Alas that did not come to fruition and I never received the Morgan but still have the clock.It is in excellent condition and was serviced previously to my purchase. It is currently running and keeping time. The chronograph does function correctly. As the service was done 20+ years ago the ultimate collector would have is lubricated. No damage on the Bakelite type case. The glass crystal is excellent and it it a very nice example. I have priced it aggressively and would like it to sell to someone who appreciates the rarity and complexity of the pinnacle of American aircraft clock design. Please e-mail with any questions. Thanks for looking. (Condition: Pre-Owned)
Note: This item has been sold and is no longer available. This page serves as a historical price reference for clocks collectors and appraisers.
Original Listing Description
I am offering a World War II Hamilton Ref. 37500 Elasped Time Chronograph Date aircraft clock. I've included a video of the clock functions. This model of clock was the pinnacle of airplane clocks and actually manufactured by both Hamilton and Elgin due to the complexity of these units. I purchased this example at a NAWCC Convention in Orlando, FL in the early 2000's. My intention was to have it mounted on the dashboard of a Morgan I commissioned. Alas that did not come to fruition and I never received the Morgan but still have the clock.It is in excellent condition and was serviced previously to my purchase. It is currently running and keeping time. The chronograph does function correctly. As the service was done 20+ years ago the ultimate collector would have is lubricated. No damage on the Bakelite type case. The glass crystal is excellent and it it a very nice example. I have priced it aggressively and would like it to sell to someone who appreciates the rarity and complexity of the pinnacle of American aircraft clock design. Please e-mail with any questions. Thanks for looking. (Condition: Pre-Owned)
Note: This item has been sold and is no longer available. This page serves as a historical price reference for clocks collectors and appraisers.