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Cuckoo Clock - 1-Day Traditional with 5 Leaves & Bird - HEKAS How would you rate this product?
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52 years and counting!
My late mother gave me this clock as a Christmas present when I was 16 years old. 52 years later it still works and gives me great joy. Frankly, it is one of my most prized possessions!
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We are thrilled to have earned this review! Thank you so very much! Wishing you much joy with your clock!
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We recommend that you silence the clock (either on the side or under the platform - depending on the clock) and move the hands forward (always forward!). That way, you don't have to wait for the cuckoo and music to go through it's time announcements. If you don't have the silence mode on your clock, lock the cuckoo in its house by flipping the little metal hook over the door. Do NOT move the hands backwards.
The cuckoo clock originated in the Black Forest region of Germany. The Schwarzwald is a picturesque area known for its dense forests, rolling hills, and skilled woodworkers. The exact origins of the cuckoo clock are not precisely documented, but it is believed to have emerged in the 17th century.
Our traditional style cuckoo clocks come in railroad station house, nature and hunter styles. These cuckoo clocks have a more classic look that pre-dates the chalet (house) style. Common traits are a natural wood look with leaves, birds and other animals such as bears, owls and deer, the stag being the most common. Hunter cuckoo clocks often also have a horn, bag and rifles. All are hand carved in the Black Forest in Germany.
