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Kieninger Clocks Amerling II Regulator, 8-Day - 2518-31-01

Kieninger Clocks Amerling II Regulator, 8-Day - 2518-31-01

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Kieninger Clocks Amerling II Regulator, 8-Day - 2518-31-01

Kieninger Clocks Amerling II Regulator, 8-Day - 2518-31-01

$3,675.99
$3,675.99 $4,900.00
SAVE 24% Sold out

Kieninger Clocks Amerling II  Regulator, 8-Day - 2518-31-01

  • Made in Germany
  • Eight-day, weight-driven movement, cal. P5063
  • Strikes the hour and passing half-hour on cathedral gong
  • Automatic night silencer (10.00 PM to 7.15 AM) and chime sequence correction
  • Gridiron style pendulum
  • Enamel finish dial with seconds indication and period hands
  • Mineral glass and lacquered solid brass fixtures
  • Secret key compartment
What our Experts Think
  • Classic German regulator heritage: The Amerling II 2518-31-01 is a traditional Kieninger wall regulator in mahogany with a refined, architectural case design, blending Biedermeier-inspired elegance with modern precision engineering.
  • Precision 8-day cable movement: Powered by the Kieninger PS063 movement, delivering reliable 8-day operation with smooth mechanical performance and long service intervals.
  • Authentic chiming experience: Features hour strike with half-hour passing gong chime, producing a classic, resonant acoustic signature typical of premium regulator clocks.
  • High-end dial craftsmanship: Includes a genuine enamel dial with seconds display and Breguet-style hands, offering both visual clarity and traditional horological character.
  • Luxury materials & finishing: Built with beveled crystal glass, polished brass accents, and a burl wood back panel, combining durability with refined visual depth.
  • Advanced convenience features: Equipped with automatic night shut-off, strike cut-off, and power reserve functionality, improving usability without sacrificing mechanical authenticity.
  • Collector-grade regulator appeal: A high-end German-made wall clock designed for serious collectors, balancing precision engineering, traditional design language, and long-term heirloom value.
Q&A

Q: What is the Kieninger Amerling II WR 2518-31-01 Regulator Clock?
A: This is a luxury German-made wall regulator clock featuring a mahogany or burl-finished case, beveled crystal glass, and a classic Biedermeier-inspired design with enamel dial and visible brass fittings, combining traditional elegance with modern precision engineering.

Q: What type of movement does it use?
A: It is powered by a Kieninger 8-day cable-driven regulator movement (cal. PS063) with maintaining power, automatic beat adjustment, and high-precision timekeeping.

Q: Does it have chimes or striking?
A: Yes, it features a half-hour strike on a cathedral-style gong, giving it a traditional but controlled acoustic presence rather than full Westminster chimes.

Q: Does it include a night silence function?
A: Yes, it includes automatic night shut-off (typically around 10 PM to 7:15 AM), allowing silent nighttime operation.

Q: What are its design highlights?
A: Key features include a three-side glass display case, enamel dial with seconds indication, Breguet-style hands, polished brass hardware, and a precision gridiron-style pendulum.

Q: Is this considered a luxury or collector clock?
A: Yes, the Amerling II is part of Kieninger’s premium regulator line, designed for collectors and high-end interiors where mechanical craftsmanship and architectural presence are equally important.

Maintenance Tips
  • Mount securely on a solid, level wall to ensure accurate 8-day regulator performance and stable pendulum swing.
  • Wind weekly at the same time to maintain consistent timekeeping and prevent stopping.
  • Keep away from direct sunlight, heat, and humidity to protect walnut finish and internal lubrication.
  • Clean exterior glass and wood only with a soft dry cloth; avoid moisture or chemical cleaners.
  • Start pendulum gently and confirm a steady, even tick-tock rhythm for optimal accuracy.
  • Set time using the minute hand only, pausing at strike points to maintain correct synchronization.
  • Maintain indoor humidity between 40–60% to reduce wood movement and mechanical wear.
  • Schedule professional servicing every 3–5 years for lubrication, regulation, and long-term reliability.
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