Extraordinary Performance, Exceptional Value
Chelsea Clock has built a 120-year reputation as the American leader in precision mechanical timekeeping. We are proud to offer an array of key-wind mechanical clocks to satisfy a number of tastes and budgets. Our famous Shipstrike Mechanical Clock boasts many of the same hallmark qualities as our signature Ship’s Bell Clock, but at an exceptional value. Here are some of the features of this Chelsea timepiece:
- Heavy, solid forged brass case, hand lacquered and polished to resist tarnish
- Hand-crafted German-made timekeeping mechanism
- Hinged bezel for easy opening
- Chiming mechanism (chimes traditional Ship’s Bell code)
- Solid metal gears and parts
- An 11-jewel movement, incorporating tiny gem crystals to reduce friction and wear
- Aluminum dial with painted black numerals
- Full, two-year warranty against defects in material and workmanship
We are pleased to offer two different sizes of Shipstrike Mechanical Clocks, as well as a full complement of hand-finished hardwood bases for desk or mantle display.
May 3, 2018 at 1:41 pm
Was wondering about a ship F clock. It was serial number 5408. Can you give me any history on it. I am in the process of sending in for a cleaning.
thank you
July 31, 2018 at 3:14 pm
Hello Bill,
Thank you for your inquiry. According to our manufacturing log, serial #5408 is listed as a 6″ Ship’s Bell Clock and was originally sold to Hardman Brothers on August 7, 1901. Unfortunately, that is all the information that we have on file. Thank you!
June 29, 2020 at 12:18 pm
Hi I have a ship strike clock serial number 722513 anyone tell me what year this was made and any history on this piece please