Here you will find the
operating instructions for a
Hermle living room clock with quartz pendulum movement (W2214) and a Hermle living room clock with quartz movement (W2114). The operating instructions for
Hermle clocks describe how to put a clock into operation, how to select the melody, set the night setback, and adjust the volume.
General notes on Hermle clocks
Unpacking the clock
When unpacking the clock from its original packaging, make sure that the clock is not lifted out of the packaging by the dial. Otherwise, the dial could break off the case. In general, the clock should be lifted out of the box by the case. Any damage to the dial caused by improper handling is not covered by the manufacturer's warranty. Please carefully pull the foam upward between the hands and the dial (towards 12 o'clock). For now, remove only the foam between the case and the movement. Please remove the cardboard retainers from the cable pulleys later.
Hanging the clock
Use the screws and wall plugs provided to hang the clock case. Please first make sure that the screws are suitable for the surface (masonry); if not, please use suitable screws and wall plugs.
Please refer to the operating instructions for all other information. Click
here.
The Hermle 70509-032214 with quartz pendulum movement
The Hermle 70509-032214 is such a
wall clock with quartz pendulum movement (W2214). The clock consists of a walnut wooden case with decorative detailing on the glass, a grid pendulum, and a rosette in the top section. The melodies can be selected between ½ hour bim bam strike or 4/4 Westminster. The pendulum clock has automatic night shutoff and night setback.
