Clocks of the 15th century

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Today we will present the section of medieval clocks of the 15th century, which we have one of these beautiful clocks here with us on the work, since it would be a waste, to leave this unique model in the warehouse. It is a replica of a wooden clock of the 15th century of 40x20cm, a table model with centrifugal output that is on first look a simple structure, but on closer examination has an ingenious design.


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Clock of the 15th century of 40x20cm
 

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