Krieger Tellurium 22805

With this masterpiece KRIEGER has created a world novelty, the first ever industrially manufactured mechanical tellurium.
The KRIEGER Tellurium is one of the highlights of the KRIEGER Collection, a timepiece for connoisseurs who admire the beauty and aesthetics of the fine art of mechanical clockmaking.
The transparency of the case with its curved, bevelled glass panels and its stunning hand-made glass dome allows a fascinating look at the KRIEGER four-bell Westminster chime movement 352 with highly polished plates and the tellurium at the center of the dome.

The KRIEGER Tellurium 22805 offers a solid wood piano finish base, silver-plated dial with a milled rhombus pattern, blue steel hands and a nickel plated disc with milled zodiac signs and delicate filigree rosettes.

The Tellurium clock reproduces the annual orbit of the earth around the sun, with the earth rotating around its own axis once in twenty-four hours.
The moon, in turn, revolves around the earth in 29.5 days completing a full rotation around its axis. This allows the reproduction of the different moonphases as they are visible from the earth.
In the course of one year, the earth passes all twelve zodiac signs, months and individual days which are indicated on the top disc.