Cuckoo Clock - Black Forest House Beerdrinker

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On this Black Forest Cuckoo Clock in Chalet design, a bavarian man sits in his folklore costume on the housefront, and enjoys a hearty meal with a cool beer and the view to dancers as well in folkore costume dancing the famous "Schuhplattler"-dance. This Black Forest House Cuckoo Clock with hip roof and bell tower is decorated with wooden trimming, the lattice windows are decorated with shutters, as well as flowers and a slanted wall depicted on the front of the house. Many loving details surround the clockface in front of the clockface, including a dachshound, a pine tree and a water wheel. A beautiful Edelweiss handpainted pendulum rounds out the clock design. The cuckoo opens the door at the full hour, "tweets", and calls with Echo, telling the number of the hour. After the cuckoo call, one of the 12 alternating melodies plays and the water wheel turns and folklore dance figurines turn to the music on the balcony. While the music plays, the man lifts his glass to drink.  The clock has a manual night switch off, and also a light sensor to automatically turn off the cuckoo  and music sound when it is dark. The clock face, the numbers, and the clock hands are made of wood.  The Quartz battery clockwork is run by three 1,5V Size C batteries that are delivered with the clock (except in the USA). The cuckoo clock comes in an original box with complete instructions. This clock model is produced by the Trenkle company in Simonswald, a family business that has been around for the last 50 years, and prides itself in combining the traditional handcrafting with new technical developments.

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