HIGHLIGHTS
- Dimensions: height: 185 cm, width: 29 cm, depth: 11 cm
- At 11 cm, the flattest grandfather clock in the range
- One month power reserve
- Half-hour striking mechanism with repetition and striking mechanism stop
- Enamel dial, second pendulum
Excelsia – Erwin Sattler
17.700,00 € inkl. MwSt.
Description
Excelsia
REFINED RESTRAINT AND MODERN ELEGANCE COMBINED IN AN IRRESISTIBLY BEAUTIFUL PRECISION TIMEPIECE THAT TAKES UP ANY SPACE WITHOUT IMPOSING ITSELF
Many people see their home as a place of relaxation and tranquillity where they can enjoy seclusion from the fast-paced world. The things for this environment are chosen with great care and attention to detail. The grandfather clock Excelsia from Erwin Sattler is the timeless embodiment of stylish living and thus an expression of individual living culture.
The uniform swinging of the pendulum in the rhythm of the seconds and the discreet ticking of this high-precision timepiece convey a sublime sense of calm. With a pleasantly full half-hour chime, it provides information about the passing time.
If desired, the strike train can be repeated or switched off from the outside at any time. With a total height of 185 cm, the grandfather clock Excelsia from Erwin Sattler is highly visible in the room, but its slim, sanded lacquered case is so discreet that it blends effortlessly into any ambience with its simple yet very special look.
We grant a 15-year warranty on every Erwin Sattler product and deliver them at your desired date. Delivered personally to your home in our own vehicles, including installation and commissioning.
With the clock, you acquire a free in-house customer service in which we will personally collect the clock from your home in the event of a repair or other service work and have it repaired or serviced by the respective manufacturer.
Technical data
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