Aviation Clocks

Air Speed Indicator Thermometer by TrintecItem Number: TT-TEM6.5" x 6.5" High Impact Polystyrene case Glass Lens No battery required Accuracy plus or minus 2???? F Farenheit and Celsius scales

Altimeter Desk Pen Set by TrintecItem Number: TT-PENThis Trintec item is a authentic replica of a real aircraft altimeter. The clock is atached to the base with the pen.

Altimeter Wall Clock by TrintecItem Number: TT-AWC6.5" x 6.5" High Impact Polystyrene case Glass Lens Quartz Clock Movement Requires one AA size battery (not included)

Artificial Horizon Wall Clock by TrintecItem Number: TT-AHWC6.5" x 6.5" High Impact Polystyrene case Glass Lens Quartz Clock Movement Requires one AA size battery (not included)

B-2 Spirit Clock (14" dia.) byVintage SignsItem Number: AV088Large 14" diameter Battery operated Quality quartz movement All metal construction MADE IN THE U.S.A. Note: Clocks and watches are made to order. Please allow approximately 10 days for delivery.

B-2 Spirit Clock (14" dia.) byVintage SignsItem Number: AV089Large 14" diameter Battery operated Quality quartz movement All metal construction MADE IN THE U.S.A. Note: Clocks and watches are made to order. Please allow approximately 10 days for delivery.

Piper J3 Cub Clock (14" dia.) by PilotwearItem Number: AV1003Piper J3 Cub ClockLarge 14" diameterBattery operatedQuality quartz movementAll metal constructionMADE IN THE U.S.A.Note: Clocks and watches are printed to order. Please allow approximately 10 days for delivery.

During the Great War, from 1914-18, a new kind of art flourished. Hand crafted creations from gifted soldiers and army personnel became known as trench art. They used whatever material was at hand�bullet shells, wood, and fabric, during an era when planes were built from fabric on a frame. Popular fabrications included lighters and clocks made in all shapes and sizes. Our aluminum propeller clock was probably designed by an airplane engineer at a time when aluminum was only used for engines...

The typical WWI flying ace was accustomed to wrecking a plane now and then. For good luck the propeller was turned into a clock and taken home.