Clockwork kit made of plywood. Face the challenge of dealing with the effects of gravity on a clockwork mechanism by building an ingenious tourbillon, first developed in the late 18th century by Abraham-Louis Breguet. The machine is set in motion by winding a durable metal spring ...Clockwork kit made of plywood.
Face the challenge of dealing with the effects of gravity on a clockwork mechanism by building an ingenious tourbillon, first developed in the late 18th century by Abraham-Louis Breguet. The machine is set in motion by winding a durable metal spring that can keep it running and demonstrate its function for up to three hours. This offers plenty of time to study the hypnotic workings of the mechanism in detail through the open design, or to relax while it ticks away in the background.
Meanwhile, the model imaginatively displays the time by a pair of large discs, which you can of course precisely adjust by turning. The minute disc rotates smoothly at the same time as the tourbillon and the hour disc in leaps and bounds thanks to the percussion mechanism. This extraordinary observatory does not take up too much space and is therefore also a suitable gift for anyone looking for an attractive addition to their desk.
Equipped with detailed assembly instructions. 338 precision-cut parts. High assembling difficulty.
Up to 3 hours running time per pull. Possibility to set the exact time. Assembling time: 15 hours.Suitable for ages 14 and up.
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