from an eBayer selling it: This is a Vintage Seiko Westminster Whittington Chiming Quartz Wall Clock QQX216B. It is 13" x 12" and is made out of wood. You can select between the two different chimes on the back. It shows some dings and scratches here and there in the wood, see photos. It also has a persons name on the back. It uses 2 C batteries not included. It chimes every 15 minutes once it gets going and chimes the number of the time on the hour. It still works fine. I say once it gets going. I could not find any instructions for this exact clock. I had to play with it for a while to get it set to chime the correct hour. Once I had it figured out, I removed the batteries. When I put them back in I had to start all over again. I think this goes to a 2:00 preset time and starts there. Sorry I do not have the instructions. It has a stop and start button on the back. This goes as is. This is what I did...1) Push the button in the back to set. 2) Set the clock at 2:00 and then put the batteries in. 3)Push the button in the back to Start. The clock needs to run for 90 minutes before the quarter hour chimes start working. If the hour does not match number of chimes, push the back button back to set and move the dial counter clockwise to the correct chime hour right after it chimes. Set the back button back to start. Yeah it's quite difficult to set without instructions. Maybe you can find the instructions on the internet. I believe some companies sell instructions for old clocks. I looked at Q&A's about Miscellaneous Seiko chime clocks and put the above instructions together but am not guaranteeing this will work. The problem will always be resetting the time when you change the batteries. I have a no return policy. Happy Setting and Chiming!
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James, March 2024
