Clock Pragotron circa 1960

Price per unit, 11 available. Steel burnished fully restored and functional new engine AA battery quartz dial Tin with Czech glass by the 1960s face horology society Pragotron in the former Czechoslovakia produced clocks that were mainly used in Czechoslovakia, Poland and other countries of the East. Most of the clocks of schools, offices, airports, factories and stations in the countries of the East were made by Pragotron. The clocks were originally designed to be "slave clocks" that were managed by a "master"central clock to allow synchronized signals to mark, for example, the beginning and the end of a day of school or work. Their simple and elegant minimalist designs have assured that they are a favorite with interior designers and keep time in homes, offices, bars and restaurants around the world. Each clock has been equipped with a new engine battery powered quartz, boxes have been slightly polished and coated in a transparent lacquer.