Hermle Liberty Mantel Clock

The Hermle Liberty Mantel Clock is perfect for smaller spaces or as a refined accent on a bookshelf or desk. The barrister-style case and inlay details evoke heritage and craftsmanship without feeling dated. Enjoy the charm and ritual of winding a clock and hearing its subtle strike. A sophisticated balance of meticulous German engineering and thoughtful U.S. assembly. Hermle Liberty Mantel Clock Features: Barrister-Style Design: Hermle components are made in Germany, while the elegant wooden case is assembled in Virginia, USA. This compact clock features a distinctive cherry-finished case with fan wood inlays and a stepped base, supported by solid brass feet. The clock face showcases Roman numerals on an off-white dial with filigree hands, all protected by a convex glass crystal within a hinged brass bezel. Mechanical Movement: The clock is equipped with an 8-day key-wound movement of German origin, this timepiece strikes a bell on the hour and once on the half-hour. Hermle Liberty Mantel Clock Highlights Movement German mechanical key-wound 8‑day Sounds Strikes Silencing Option No Case Construction Wood Finish Cherry Style Traditional Dimensions Height: 9" (23 cm) Width: 8" (20 cm) Depth: 5" (13 cm) Weight 4 lb Warranty 3 years Premier Clocks Benefits: FREE Ground Shipping (FedEx / UPS). Read more… Returns: If you are not satisfied with your purchase for any reason, we will gladly accept your return or exchange within 30 days. Product Warranty: Premier Clocks is proud to be an Authorized Dealer of Hermle. 3-year warranty is included. If you have specific questions, please contact us. Availability: Ships in 2 business days. Similar Mantel Clock: ➤  Hermle Clearbrook Mechanical Mantel Clock * Product specifications are subject to change without notice. Actual finishes, levels of distressing, and fabrics may vary from product photography and video content shown. ** The audio files are for reference only. Do not expect that your clock will sound exactly the same. All clocks differ in tone and have their unique voices and even when the same melody is played there may be significant variations.