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The movement is of the type made between XVIII and XIX Century. Wheel teeth are much slender than those made starting from the middle of XIX Century.

Movement - front view

A 3/4 view to take a look at the rack and snail strike system and to the strike barrel, with natural gut string.

Movement - 3/4 view

Close-up of the suspension bridge and bell support.

Suspension bridge

The large bell. It is capable of a quite loud sound.

Strike bell

Close-ups of the magnificently finished hands.

Minute hand

Hour hand

To end with the heart of the clock, the Hook or Clement recoil anchor escapement. This picture shows how every single part of the mechanism has been carefully polished.

Anchor escapement