I’ve always wondered how this clock was able to flip itself over like that, as it always seemed like literal magic! But, as it turns out, it’s just a simple gear train on the top and bottom. From what I can tell, the big gear in the back is fixed in place, while the middle gear is on a freely-rotating axle and the smallest one is driven by a motor inside the clock face. That motor is what actually makes the face flip over. It turns the smallest gear, which turns the middle gear, which meshes against the fixed big gear, causing the entire hinged arm that holds onto the face to move horizontally while the gear train causes the face to do a 180 and flip over. Pretty clever design, if you ask me!
fun fact : this clock you can't set the time as usual but you need to click the button in the control panel that located at the left bottom of the clock
I was just wondering where would a person from overseas Canada purchase clocks like this if you can help that would be very appreciated. Definitely like these clocks and I am a Clock collector. Thank you for your time.
well if you ask me this clock has a bell of course if it ends the all bells activate inside the clock and the clockface duo to do a 360 so i decidet to buy one of them SOOOOO its like a peace of cake to like ORDER IT
