Gallery - Electric Dial Clocks, Pulse (and Synchronous)

No. 2 Gillet & Johnston 1935
No. 2 Gillet & Johnston 1935
No. 2 Gillet & Johnston 1935
No. 2 Gent's 1939 No. 2 Gent's 1939 No. 2 Magneta 1952 No. 2 Magneta 1952 No. 2 Magneta 1952 No. 2 Synchronome 1952 No. 2 Synchronome 1952 No. 2 Synchronome 1952 No. 4 Gent's 1926 No. 4 Gent's 1926 No. 4 Gent's 1926 No. 4 Gillet & Johnston 1936 No. 4 Gillet & Johnston 1936 No. 4 Gillet & Johnston 1936 No. 4 Magneta 1943
No. 4 Magneta 1943
No. 4 Magneta 1943
No. 4A Gent's 1938 No. 4A Gent's 1938 No. 4A Gent's 1938 No. 4A Magneta 1942 No. 4A Magneta 1942 No. 4A Magneta 1942 No. 4A English Clock Systems (Smith's) 1955 No. 4A English Clock Systems (Smith's) 1955 No. 4A English Clock Systems (Smith's) 1955 A very unusual sector version of a clock No. 4B (Synchronous). It's in the wartime tunnel complex under dover castle so I have no doubt about its authenticity. A very unusual sector version of a clock No. 4B (Synchronous). It's in the wartime tunnel complex under dover castle so I have no doubt about its authenticity. No. 6 Magneta 1966 with Metal case. No. 6 Magneta 1966 with Metal case. No. 6 Magneta 1966 with Metal case. No.6 Gent's 1936 No.6 Gent's 1936 No.6 Gent's 1936 No. 6 Synchronome 1939 No. 6 Synchronome 1939 No. 6 Synchronome 1939 Early style sector clock (1935-1943), Uxbridge Battle of Britian bunker Later style sector clock (1943-onwards).
This shows a later battery movement, but was converted back to 30 second pulse. Later style sector clock (1943-onwards).
This shows a later battery movement, but was converted back to 30 second pulse. Later style sector clock (1943-onwards).
Now having been converted back to 30 second pulse. No. 8 Synchronome 1928 No. 8 Synchronome 1928 No. 8 Synchronome 1928 No. 18 Magneta 1947 No. 18 Magneta 1947 No. 18 Magneta 1947 No. 20 E.C.S. English Clock Systems (Smith's)) 1961 No. 20 E.C.S. English Clock Systems (Smith's)) 1961 No. 20 E.C.S. English Clock Systems (Smith's)) 1961 No. 28 (seconds indicating) Gent's 1957 No. 28 (seconds indicating) Gent's 1957 No. 28 (seconds indicating) Gent's 1957 No. 34 (Double dial) Gent's No. 34 (Double dial) Gent's No. 34A (Single dial) (Unknown Manufacturer) converted to quartz battery. No. 34A (Single dial) (Unknown Manufacturer) converted to quartz battery. No. 34A (Single dial) (Unknown Manufacturer) converted to quartz battery. No. 50A E.C.S.1953 No. 50A E.C.S.1953 No. 52A Gent's
No. 52A Gent's
No. 52A Gent's
No. 52A Gillet & Johnston 1937, a 'special' possibly for a board room. No. 52A Gillet & Johnston 1937, a 'special' possibly for a board room. No. 52A Gillet & Johnston 1937, a 'special' possibly for a board room. No. 56A Synchronome 1957 No. 56A Synchronome 1957 No. 56A Synchronome 1957 No. 58A Gent's 1949 No. 58A Gent's 1949 No. 58A Gent's 1949 No. 64A Synchronome 1961 No. 64A Synchronome 1961 No. 66A Synchronome 1967 No. 66A Synchronome 1967 No. 68A Synchronome 1963 with bracket No. 9, used on low switchboards. No. 68A Synchronome 1963 with bracket No. 9, used on low switchboards. No. 68A Synchronome 1963 with bracket No. 9, used on low switchboards. No. 74A Gent's 1969 No. 74A Gent's 1969 No. 74A Synchronome 1972 No. 74A Synchronome 1972 No. 76A Synchronome 1971 No. 76A Synchronome 1971 No. 76A Synchronome 1971 No. 78A Gent's 1968 No. 78A Gent's 1968 no. 80A Gent's 1968 no. 80A Gent's 1968 No. 86B (One side illuminated) Gent's 1977. This is the synchronous movement version of the clock, thus 86B instead of 86A. No. 86B (One side illuminated) Gent's 1977. This is the synchronous movement version of the clock, thus 86B instead of 86A. No. 86B (One side illuminated) Gent's 1977. This is the synchronous movement version of the clock, thus 86B instead of 86A. No. 96A Synchronome 1977 No. 96A Synchronome 1977 No. 96A Synchronome 1977 no. 96A Synchronome 1982 no. 96A Synchronome 1982 No. 98A Synchronome
No. 98A Synchronome No. 100 Gent's 1977 No. 100 Gent's 1977 NO. 100 Gent's 1983 NO. 100 Gent's 1983 No. 102 Synchronome 1973 No. 102 Synchronome 1973 No. 102 Synchronome 1973 No. 96A Bright's of London LTD. 1990. Probably the very last of the pulse clocks produced for the system. No. 96A Bright's of London LTD. 1990. Probably the very last of the pulse clocks produced for the system. No. 96A Bright's of London LTD. 1990. Probably the very last of the pulse clocks produced for the system. No. 110 battery clock. The last standard design of clock which began to replace the pulse clocks as the systems went out of use. No. 110 battery clock. The last standard design of clock which began to replace the pulse clocks as the systems went out of use. jQuery Popup by VisualLightBox.com v5.0m