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Hermle Floor Clocks




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Top 10 Of The Best Hermle Floor Clocks
Six results are floor clocks; four are not
Atherton, model 01131-031171, Berlin, Charlotte, model 01087-030461, and HE 01093-031161 are the six floor-format records. The Tambour and Clearbrook products are compact mantel clocks. Their cases measure roughly twelve to twenty inches wide, far below the listed floor heights. Ravensburg is a 25-inch wall clock, and eBay's #303 item is only a suspension spring. That relevance split should come before price or finish comparisons. Actually, a genuine Hermle name does not make every result suitable for someone seeking a grandfather cabinet. Still, the smaller clocks may be useful products, and the spring may fit a repair, but their dimensions, placement, and function solve different jobs. Keep the exact model number visible and compare floor clocks only with other full-height cabinets.
Saved power labels cannot override movement descriptions
Atherton explicitly names an eight-day chain-driven movement, while Berlin names an eight-day cable drive with tubular bells. Clearbrook and Tambour also describe mechanical movements. Yet several saved records label those clocks battery powered or electrical. Oddly, model 01131 mixes battery, automatic, and mechanical fields; Charlotte mixes battery and mechanical; model 01087 mixes battery, quartz, and automatic; HE 01093 mixes battery, automatic, and mechanical. Ravensburg adds a battery field to a weight-driven mechanical record. These combinations may reflect marketplace catalog noise rather than hybrid mechanisms. Do not infer power from a generic field alone. Confirm the movement caliber, winding interval, battery requirement, and service manual by exact model before setup or repair.
Chime details separate the better-documented models
Atherton states Westminster chimes and an eight-day chain drive but omits schedule and silence controls. Berlin is more specific: Westminster, Whittington, and St. Michael melodies use a nine-tube bell movement, with automatic night shutoff and a silencing lever. Charlotte names Westminster without timing or control details. Tambour and Clearbrook are compact Westminster mantel clocks, not floor models, and both mention possible setup or tuning concerns without a procedure. Still, the other floor records do not document a chime at all. Actually, an alarm-yes field on several sparse listings does not establish a separate alarm. Ask about quarter-hour sequence, strike count, volume, night shutoff, winding or weight handling, and local service before choosing a chiming cabinet.
Dimensions and weights need a data-quality check
Berlin provides the strongest complete floor footprint at roughly 86.5 inches high, 28 wide, 14 deep, and 154 pounds. Model 01131 is 81.1 by 24.02 by 12.99 inches with a saved 110.23-pound weight. Model 01087 is 75.98 by 20.47 by 12.6 inches, but its recorded 220,462-pound weight is plainly corrupted. Charlotte lists an 86-inch height and unusual 48-inch width without depth or weight. HE 01093 gives 81.1 by 24.02 inches and 184.8 pounds without depth. Atherton omits dimensions entirely, so its seller phrase about fitting small spaces cannot substitute for a footprint. Oddly, sparse origin-only descriptions cannot validate every saved field. Confirm assembled size, package size, actual weight, stair and doorway clearance, levelers, restraint hardware, assembly labor, delivery method, warranty remedy, and return terms before purchase.

























