Vintage Yellow Westclox Wall Clock With Pull Cord Wind Up

£35.00

Description

Vintage small yellow Westclox wall clock.

In full working order with some minor signs of age and use.

Original pull cord mechanism which allows you to wind the clock without removing from the wall.

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Width18.5cm
Height18.5cm
MakerWestclox
ConditionExcellent Refinished Vintage Condition
Period1960’s

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Brand

Westclox

Westclox is a historic American clock and timepiece brand that has been associated with affordable, reliable clocks and watches for over a century.Here's an overview:

History

  • Founding: Westclox was established in 1885 as the Western Clock Company in Peru, Illinois. It emerged as a prominent clock manufacturer during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
  • Rebranding: The name "Westclox" became a registered trademark in 1910 and was used as a brand for their timepieces.
  • Iconic Products: Westclox is perhaps best known for its range of alarm clocks, particularly the classic "Big Ben" alarm clock, which was introduced in 1908 and became a household staple.

Design and Innovations

  • Mid-Century Popularity: During the mid-20th century, Westclox produced stylish and practical clocks that appealed to the growing demand for home goods. Their designs often reflected Art Deco, mid-century modern, and utilitarian aesthetics.
  • Innovations: Westclox was a pioneer in creating luminous dials for night visibility and producing affordable mechanical movements.
  • Diverse Range: Their product line included wall clocks, travel clocks, pocket watches, and wristwatches.

Business Evolution

  • Expansion: The brand experienced significant growth in the early 20th century, becoming one of the largest clockmakers in the world.
  • Ownership Changes: Over the decades, Westclox changed ownership several times, with companies like General Time Corporation and later Salton, Inc. acquiring the brand.
  • Modern Era: Westclox clocks and watches are still produced today, although the manufacturing and design processes differ from the original operations. Many vintage Westclox models are now collectible items.

Legacy

  • Durability and Affordability: Westclox became synonymous with reliable timekeeping at a price accessible to the average consumer.
  • Vintage Appeal: Vintage Westclox clocks are prized for their craftsmanship and nostalgic charm, making them popular among collectors and retro enthusiasts.