I have 3 herschede grandfather clocks, one of them is the exact same model as your 1984 last production model, except mine has the three vial pendulum. It is a great clock! mine is very dark for a #250, its from 1965 or 1966 according to various sources and the original bill of sale that i have put it as having been purchased new in 1968
I have a "The Clock" from the 1960's, My mom left it to me. Its in immaculate shape, mechanically and cabinet wise, Also have the Herschede that the video states that Mr. Herschede had in his house. The face is much bigger than the "the Clock" and the cabinet stands at least eight feet tall. It came out of Michigan, I was told, and I purchased it from a gentleman here in Az. I had it rebuilt by a gentleman who worked for Herschede.
The canterbury chimes in the middle of the video are different than the ones played by "the clock" at the end. Was one version phased out at some point?
Unexpectedly, I just inherited a 1935 9-tube Herschede. It has some problems, but it does run (now) with occasional random stopage. The chimes are not working (yet). It ran once for 6 days straight. It is beautiful and sitting in the room with it quietly ticking is one of the most peaceful things I can imagine.
No issues with the Hermle tubular bell as far as performance. A few years ago they started hanging the tubes by a metal clip which hurts the sound quality of the tubes by transferring sound from the tube to the tube rack and then the other tubes. Tubes hung by strings or cord have a much better sound. Who asked for the metal clips anyway? Hope this helps.
The #250 has a different set of chime tubes, sounds more deep and substantial than the standard Herschede 9-tube set. I have a #294 9-tube Herschede that i will post a video of its melodies
Hentschel movements are either Hermle of Kieninger. Both are very reliable but both hang their tubes by wire instead of string and this causes vibrations to feedback into each other and the chime rack and the sound is not as clear. The Kieninger comes the closest to what Herschede made in appearance. Both current movements will give excellent service. Nobody makes a Dial (clock face)Like Herschede. Keep in mind too, Hentschel is just a cabinet maker.
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Guabasa 1 year ago
How sad that this seems like watching people on another planet, as today today everything is Made in China out of the cheapest materials possible.
Great video.
BoogieWithStew 1 year ago
I have 3 herschede grandfather clocks, one of them is the exact same model as your 1984 last production model, except mine has the three vial pendulum. It is a great clock! mine is very dark for a #250, its from 1965 or 1966 according to various sources and the original bill of sale that i have put it as having been purchased new in 1968
OneExoticBoy 1 year ago
there are not short cuts we get it dam!!!!!!
GMELECTRONICS365 2 years ago
I have a "The Clock" from the 1960's, My mom left it to me. Its in immaculate shape, mechanically and cabinet wise, Also have the Herschede that the video states that Mr. Herschede had in his house. The face is much bigger than the "the Clock" and the cabinet stands at least eight feet tall. It came out of Michigan, I was told, and I purchased it from a gentleman here in Az. I had it rebuilt by a gentleman who worked for Herschede.
tekdiveraz 2 years ago
I have 3 Herschede tubular bell clocks. They are very special instruments
OneExoticBoy 2 years ago
The canterbury chimes in the middle of the video are different than the ones played by "the clock" at the end. Was one version phased out at some point?
clockbuilderhg 2 years ago
I It may have been hand played for the video and not the same as the clock would play, and or edited different.
Champ1964 2 years ago
Unexpectedly, I just inherited a 1935 9-tube Herschede. It has some problems, but it does run (now) with occasional random stopage. The chimes are not working (yet). It ran once for 6 days straight. It is beautiful and sitting in the room with it quietly ticking is one of the most peaceful things I can imagine.
doogiewray 2 years ago
probably just needs clock oil
OneExoticBoy 2 years ago
No issues with the Hermle tubular bell as far as performance. A few years ago they started hanging the tubes by a metal clip which hurts the sound quality of the tubes by transferring sound from the tube to the tube rack and then the other tubes. Tubes hung by strings or cord have a much better sound. Who asked for the metal clips anyway? Hope this helps.
nchamp1991 3 years ago
The #250 has a different set of chime tubes, sounds more deep and substantial than the standard Herschede 9-tube set. I have a #294 9-tube Herschede that i will post a video of its melodies
OneExoticBoy 3 years ago
Hentschel movements are either Hermle of Kieninger. Both are very reliable but both hang their tubes by wire instead of string and this causes vibrations to feedback into each other and the chime rack and the sound is not as clear. The Kieninger comes the closest to what Herschede made in appearance. Both current movements will give excellent service. Nobody makes a Dial (clock face)Like Herschede. Keep in mind too, Hentschel is just a cabinet maker.
Champ1964 3 years ago
It's a shame Herschede stopped making clocks -- I wonder how the Hentschel 9 tube movements compare to the Herschede
jbublich 3 years ago