ACCUTRON 214 CLOCKS
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"Director E"
Model #D3001
Spaceview Clock
Satin and polished brass, black background.
Height: 5-1/4" Width: 5-1/4" Depth: 1-1/2"
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"Empire A"
Model #D2051
Satin and polished brass case.
Height: 4" Width: 5" Depth: 2"
Plain & Spaceview Clocks

Swiss made Carriage Clock
Glass and Brushed Brass

"Supreme"
Model #D3111
Polished and brushed brass, marbleized blue background.
Height: 5-7/8" Width: 7-7/8" Depth: 4-3/4"
Accutron 214 Military Panel Clocks
Custom built solid aircraft aluminum base
converts this large 214 panel clock for home or office use.
2/16/08 - The above image was captured from the PBS Nova series, "AstroSpies". The documentary tells the recently disclosed story of top secret, US and Russian, programs to launch manned spy capsules into orbit during the 60's. Both programs were terminated because of huge costs, and minimal success. In one scene, the panel clock above was displayed for about 3 seconds. That's time enough to identify the distinctive, continuous sweep motion, which in 1963, could only have been an Accutron 214 movement. The missing hour hand, and backward 60 second dial suggests that it was used for the countdown to launch. The red second hand casts very dark shadow.

24 Hour Front Setting Panel Mount
Accutron 214 Industrial, and Scientific Timer Switches

60 Second Panel Mount Timer Switch
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