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nkb 01-23-2024 02:45 PM

Original Smiths Clock 289 CE.2194/08
 
So as I continue to wait for my CSX 289 roller to show up (26 months and counting) I finally tackled the original dash clock. I had purchased last year two inoperable clocks (Cobra: CE.2194/08 - top adjust) and (Sunbeam CE 3131/OO - bottom adjust). I was able to salvage parts from both clocks to create one correct and functioning Cobra version.

In that process I installed an optical sensor for the balance wheel from a kit supplied by Clocks4classics.com. The excellent instructions provided by them allowed me to delve into the intricacies of these clocks successfully. I had no prior experience in watchmaking or repair.
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I now have an original and functioning 289 Smiths clock for my car when it finally arrives.

For the record, the clock draws ~6.5 milliamps.

patrickt 01-23-2024 03:30 PM

That is spectacular. Very nice indeed.

Joey.S 01-24-2024 05:25 AM

[quote=nkb;1522634]So as I continue to wait for my CSX 289 roller to show up (26 months and counting) I finally tackled the original dash clock. I had purchased last year two inoperable clocks (Cobra: CE.2194/08 - top adjust) and (Sunbeam CE 3131/OO - bottom adjust). I was able to salvage parts from both clocks to create one correct and functioning Cobra version.

In that process I installed an optical sensor for the balance wheel from a kit supplied by Clocks4classics.com. The excellent instructions provided by them allowed me to delve into the intricacies of these clocks successfully. I had no prior experience in watchmaking or repair.
http://www.clubcobra.com/photopost/d.../IMG_2549.jpeg http://www.clubcobra.com/photopost/d.../IMG_2562.jpeg http://www.clubcobra.com/photopost/d...G_2561_1_.jpeg

I now have an original and functioning 289 Smiths clock for my car when it finally arrives.

For the record, the clock draws ~6.5 milliamps.[/QUOTE

That is really cool glad you were able to fix it :D


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