An ornate hand-carved wooden cuckoo clock featuring two owls at the top, leaf and bird motifs, a central clock face with Roman numerals, small figurines in the window, and two dangling wooden weights below, shown against a plain white background.
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Wachter

32200

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The Wachter is an authentic German cuckoo clock by Trenkle Uhren - made in Simonswald in the Black Forest of Germany. This ornate wooden, quartz powered wall clock features four intricately carved owls in a leaves and branches motif, with the mesmerizing circular movement of tiny traditional German dancers in dress and long-coat. This is a great cuckoo clock design for owl enthusiasts and forest lovers - and anyone who is looking for a larger cuckoo clock. With automatic night shut-off and 12 melodies that play, each one on a different hour, the highlight of the Wachter is the traditional German cuckoo bird call.

The Wachter, 12 melody cuckoo clock, features these tunes:

  1. Music Box Dancer
  2. Muss i denn
  3. Zhivago-Melodie
  4. Mühle im Schwarzwald
  5. Bacarole
  6. Ich weiss nicht was soll es bedeuten
  7. Oh mein Papa
  8. Happy Wanderer
  9. Que sera
  10. Edelweiss
  11. For Elise
  12. Clementine

Other Features:

  • Quartz powered, battery operated movement.
  • Automatic night shut-off, with light sensor.
  • Needs two AA batteries.
  • Dimensions: (H) 20" x (W) 16.75" x (D) 5"*
  • Made in Germany
  • 3 Year Warranty

*H = Height, W = Width, D = Depth

 

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