Thomas Tompion Table clock 612-436

The oldest model of the Howard Miller company has been produced for more than 30 years. Thomas Tompion was the founder and member of the renowned English Guild of Watchmakers in the 1630s.

The door, finished with a veneer of rare olive ash with cape flakes, and golden decorative elements, hand-painted, decorate the case of this watch. The glass side panels and the mirrored back wall demonstrate the clockwork. The dial is finished in brass, the circle with hour divisions is painted in silver.

Manual winding, Kieninger mechanism, three melodies to choose from "Westminster", "St. Michael" or "Whittington" play for ¼, ½ and ¾ hours, respectively, the melody and the chime of the full clock.

The case is made of selected hardwoods and is covered with veneer. The tinting and polishing of the case are made in the color of Windsor Cherry.