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This is an authentic miniature regulator manufactured by the renowned German clockmaker Gebrüder Junghans. This specific model, identified as the "Mosel II", appears in the Junghans official catalog for 1923. It represents the refined "Free Swinger" style popular in the early 20th century, characterized by its architectural top and turned decorative pillars. Provenance: The back of the case features a clear stamp: "Horlogerie E. BEYER, 13 Rue des Pharmaciens, BISCHWILLER". This indicates the clock was originally sold in Alsace, France, adding a layer of regional history and provenance. This particular specimen is in working condition. Who made: Gebrüder Junghans AG Where made: made In Germany (Schwarzwald Black Forest) Date of production: circa 1922-1923 The Movement: The brass movement is a classic Junghans mechanical design. It features the characteristic "star" logo stamped on the backplate, confirming its authenticity. Strike: every 1/2 hour with one hammer on a spiral simple gong Clock hands: black steel Case: walnut wood and veneering. The door is decorated with carvings and appliques. Key included Dimensions (cm): 66?27x16.5 Dimensions (inch): 25.9x10.6x6.4 Caveats: Traces of age and use Wormhole case Minor damages _https://youtu.be/u6ZTYC9ym2g_______________________ Important: Antique clocks are not new clocks! A centenary clock may not be perfect, don't expect it to look new. Please review carefully the photographs that are part of the description and which best represent the item's condition. Several pictures were taken to show the condition. Color may vary slightly depending on screen settings and minor surface scratches. IMPORTANT: This item is an exquisite antique work of art intended for interior decoration. Although it is in working order, please be aware that we offer no guarantee on the mechanism due to its age. By purchasing, you accept it as a unique aesthetic object rather than a precision timepiece.