I am looking for a panel-mount analog clock, either 120VAC or battery powered.
Size I'm looking for is about the same as a 4.5" panel meter but I'm not picky.
If they don't make these new anymore, I'm off to the yard sales to rip one out of a old clock-radio :-).
Tim.
Dollar store?
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Old kitchen stoves would be better. Some of them have nice trim.
-- Service to my country? Been there, Done that, and I've got my DD214 to prove it. Member of DAV #85. Michael A. Terrell Central Florida
Dunno your particular taste, but have you considered automotive surplus and military surplus? Analog car clocks are cool, especially the ones that use 12v power only to keep the clock's MAINSPRING wound. "Your project can exude the sexiness of a '56 Chevy!"
Not long after the Soviet Union self-destructed, much military hardware hit the U.S. market. I remember salivating over several nifty, analog, panel mount clocks.
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