Aircraft Clock, Type A-10, LeCoultre Chronoflite WW1 and the lines leading from

and the lines leading from bottom center to each light is a wire to the light

Note that this was once owned by a smoker

On this model

Here is a WWII or pre-WWII-era electrical Tachometer measuring up to 2500 RPM

The faceplate of the stand show markings which translate the 24 hour military time to the 12 hour civilian standard

Aircraft Clock, Type A-10, LeCoultre Chronoflite WW1 and the lines leading fromThis is a rare WWII era 8 day Aircraft Clock, Type A 10, Jaeger Chronoflite, as made by Jaeger for the Air Corps US Army in 1941 as evidenced by the embossed marking on its face. This version displays Elapsed Time with 60 minute Center Seconds Chronograph. More about this type of clock can be read at Historic Timepieces. Our example is 'experienced' with the patina evidencing its age. It runs when wound, but only temporarily, so it clearly needs some