Patek Philippe Chronoquartz Electronic Wall Clock

From the leaders in precision timekeeping, this exceptional Patek Philippe "Chronorquartz" model EBCK master clock features a large time face with a pair of auxiliary, or "slave" clocks, below. The clock keeps track of the time using a quartz crystal. In 1947, Patek Philippe launched its electronic clock division dedicated to the research and development of the world's most precise electronic, quartz and atomic timepieces. Their technologically advanced creations made their first public debut at the 1964 New York World's Fair, where Patek Philippe showcased a timekeeping system in the Swiss Pavillion that distributed accurate time to slave clocks placed throughout the fairgrounds. Catering to leaders of industry, government and science, the firm created their electronic clocks on a special commission basis, meaning no two timepieces are exactly alike.

Marked "Patek Philippe Geneve" No. 651016

Circa 1965

10 3/8" wide x 6 1/4" deep x 17 3/4" high