Siemens Station Clock, 1930s, Ø 30 cm, Satin Black | Factory Slave Clock with Golden Bezel, Converted to Quartz
Siemens Station Clock, 1930s, Ø 30 cm, Satin Black | Factory Slave Clock with Golden Bezel, Converted to Quartz
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A Siemens station and factory clock from around the 1930s, with the early Siemens logo. Once a slave clock driven by a master clock, it now runs on a silent quartz movement. Satin black body with a golden bezel.
At a glance
| Manufacturer | Siemens, Germany |
| Produced | Circa 1930s (early logo) |
| Original use | Slave clock in a factory or railway station, driven by a master clock |
| Finish | Freshly painted satin black body, golden bezel |
| Dial | White/beige, with signs of wear |
| Cover | Glass |
| Movement | Silent quartz movement on 1 AA battery (not included); original hands kept and adapted |
| Dimensions | Ø 30 cm, depth 8.5 cm |
| Availability | One of one, once sold this exact piece will not return |
| Import duty | Payable by the buyer in their own country (outside the EU) |
The story
Siemens supplied time systems to German factories and railway stations, in which one master clock sent pulses to dozens of slave clocks so that everyone worked to the same minute. This clock was one of them.
The restoration
The body was freshly painted in satin black. We fitted a silent quartz movement that runs on a single AA battery, and kept and adapted the original hands. The dial shows honest signs of age.
In your interior
At 30 cm with its black and gold contrast it suits a kitchen, study, office or hallway. A compact piece of industrial history for collectors of clocks and mid-century design.