Light brown wooden body, glass window with brass edge. Behind this window you will find the ecru white and wooden dial with brass numbers as well as the hands. The name of the maker "WUBA" is on the dial. It has a mechanical movement without pendulum that gives a nice ticking and lasts about 8 days on one winding cycle. The movement is marked with 1/42/1. The ringing is something that will amaze you. Everything is original and undamaged! If you want to watch a video in which you see the clock in operation you can send me a message.
Comes complete with a winding key, which is neatly stored in the clockwork door.
In the Warmink clock factory the Wuba clocks were made by John Warmink, a Dutch clockmaker. Wuba produced clocks until 1957, when the production line was stopped, but Warmink continued until 1990. In that year, the Warmink family withdrew from the Warmink clock company. The Warmink clock company stopped production completely. This makes the Wuba and Warmink clocks very popular with clock collectors.
