CLOCK SPECIFIC


• Watch Expert 2 & 3 • Chronoscope M1, S1 & X1


Simply plugs in and then attaches by a small clip close to the escapement area on the clock - to sense escapement action and transmit data to the graph


screen for analysis. Code


T12050 T6249 Description


Elma Watchmatic & Witschi Watch Expert II & III’ Clock Clamping Microphone


Elma Watchmatic & Witschi Watch Expert I’ Clock Clamping Microphone


Clock Pendulum Sensor & Stand, Witschi


UOM Price EACH £239.95 EACH £160.00 MOVEMENT HOLDERS


Assembly Leg Movement Clamps These robustly made Movement Clamp legs hold the job away from the bench to clear protrusions and make inspection, pivot locating and strike assembly much easier.


• 3 pieces • Solid brass and steel with non-slip feet


• Wired securely the tripod doubles as a temporary wall/ test hanger


• Made in UK Code


C6477 Description Leg Clock Movement Clamps


UOM Price PACK*3 £13.95


Assembly Movement Supports


• Total height 36 - 45cm Code


Description M0983


Movement Holder (Clock), Bergeon 30044


Bench Top, Universal


• Universal Clock Movement Holder


• Strong & robust • Regulating / Levelling screw on base


• Brackets are adjustable to 11 inches


• Overal height 370mm UOM Price EACH £59.85


Code S32057


Description


Mechanical Pendulum Clock Regulating Stand


UOM Price EACH £29.95


PALLET ADJUSTMENT TOOLS


Clock Pallet Adjustment Tool Optical Electronic Sensor & Stand - Elma & Witschi


T12038 for Elma & Witschi Equipment: • Witschi Watch Expert 2 • Witschi Watch Expert 3 • The Watch Expert (Witschi Watch Expert 4) • Witschi Chronoscope M1 • Witschi Chronoscope S1 (any generation) • Witschi Chronoscope X1 (any generation) • Elma Watchmatic 2 • Elma Watchmatic 3


T9676 for Elma & Witschi Equipment: • Witschi Watch Expert 1 • Elma Watchmatic 1


This sensor device records the pendulum passing through its beam to analyse performance of timekeeping and then displays the transmitted data on the equipment screen.


A multi-positional stand is available as an option to assist test procedure and set up (see T9677).


Picture here shows the opto-electronic sensor connected to the optional positional support stand.


Photo shows Sensor attached to Stand - both items sold separately.


Officially Appointed Witschi & Elma Distributor Code


Description T12038 T9676 T9677


Clock Pendulum Electronic Sensor for Elma & Witschi


Clock Pendulum Electronic Sensor for Elma & Witschi


Stand for Optical Clock Pendulum Electronic Sensor


UOM Price EACH £435.00 EACH £350.00 EACH £145.00


• Support your clock movement during repair • Provides easy access to all areas of the movements • Assortment of sizes and supports • Legs clamp to each corner of the movement • Supplied with a hanging bracket for movement testing


• Including 4 clock movement legs Code


Description A41165


Assembly Supports for Clock Movements


UOM Price Clock Pallet Adjustment Tool EACH £9.95


• Tool which allows you to precisely grind & shape clock pallets


Wall Mounted, Bergeon 30044


Clock Movement Holder - Bergeon Swiss - Wall Mounted


The REALIS clock timing stands are simple, robust and practical. No more waste of time, insecurity, wrong suspension springs. Absolute stability of the movement during timing. Holder made of carefully polished beechwood. It is jointed and adjustable. Clock


movements are not held by the bottom but they are hung. This very practical stand will hold all types of round and square movements of current sizes. Height: 360 - 450 mm.


• Bergeon 30043 • Made of beech wood • Jointed • Adjustable • Holds Round or Square Movements • Various test positions • For fixing to the wall


• Also useful for screw heads, bridges etc • 48 x 43 x 34mm


• Bergeon 30444 Code


C50409 Description Pallet Adjustment Tool


UOM Price EACH £89.95


700


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