
J.F.
WEULE, BOCKENEM (HARZ), GERMANY c. 1900
Two train with hour and half hour count wheel strike. Cast iron plate and spacer
'chair-frame' style. Graham deadbeat escapement with adjustable pallets. One second
wooden rod pendulum with odd-shaped lenticular bob and decorative company logo.
Harrison type type maintaining power. Eight day duration. 16"w x 17.5"h x
8"d.
This is a nice example of a chair frame design where the winding barrels extend beyond
the length of the movement plates. The design allows for a greater running time since more
cable can be wound up on the barrel without making the entire clock frame wider. It also
allows for shorter movement arbors increasing strength and stability of the movement. This
is a rare frame design for Weule and is one of only a few of this style I have seen from
the company.



