Re: IML: is this a dashmount clock?
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Re: IML: is this a dashmount clock?



I'd bet this clock was for a set-back type thermostat.
Honeywell used to make thermostats (way back when
people burned coal) that would close the draft dampers
in the furnace to save coal at night, and the
thermostats had a wind-up type clock as an option. 
Eric Risse
--- pnkmoore@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> I was at a yard sale today and bought what appears
> to be an in-dash flush 
> mount brass clock for an antique car.  It's says
> "Honeywell, Type R" on the 
> face and the bezel screws off so you can key-wind
> it.  Plainly, it was 
> designed to drop into a dashboard well-hole (or some
> similar panel) and 
> could be extracted to wind and set the time, etc.
> 
> It reminds me of a Cartier insert clock that went
> into a certain year 
> Imperial that I don't currently recall.  (required
> Imperial content.  Kinda 
> lame, I know, but I don't know who else to ask)
> 
> Anyone know if any auto manufacturer that used a
> flush mount Honeywell dash 
> clock?  Or was this the early 20th Century version
> of the "add it to your 
> car"  Walgreens' auto accessory aisle clock?  
> Photos sent to whoever is 
> interested.  I paid $4 whole dollars for it, so it
> was just for fun and 
> certainly for sale if anyone needs just this thing
> for their restoration 
> project, etc.  Otherwise, it will go on my crowded
> clock shelf forever.
> 
> Patrick Moore
> Covington, Louisiana 
> 
> 
> 
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