Solid brass Art Deco era desk clock with 8 days movement, with a thermometer, barometer, hygrometer, and compass (in both Celsius and Fahrenheit) by the Angelus Meteo Watch Company Circa 1930s, by Angelus Meteo, Switzerland This unique clock and meteorological station exudes both elegance and functionality, serving as a testament to craftsmanship and precision engineering. Crafted in Switzerland during the early 1940s, it stands as a timeless piece of artistry, blending utility with aesthetic appeal. At its core lies an eight-day operational clock featuring the rare Concord movement renowned for its exceptional timing accuracy.
The clock's mechanism embodies the ingenuity of Swiss horology, ensuring reliable timekeeping over extended periods. Surrounding the clock are an array of essential meteorological instruments, including a barometer, thermometer, and hygrometer. These instruments provide valuable data on atmospheric pressure, temperature, and humidity, offering insights into changing weather patterns and conditions. The station's design is both practical and stylish, with a rectangular brass casing housing the rotating instruments.
Each face measures 60 mm, providing ample space for clear and precise readings. Resting on a cylindrical pedestal with a round base, the station stands at a total height of 115 mm, giving it a commanding presence on any surface. Despite its age, this Swiss-made masterpiece remains fully functional, a testament to its enduring quality and durability. Whether displayed as a focal point in a study or used for practical purposes in a home or office, this clock and meteorological station embodies a timeless blend of functionality, craftsmanship, and historical significance.
