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It's "useless" in the sense that you can go to IKEA and buy a small, easy-to-read, reliable, accurate clock for $2. Even though wooden clocks were once useful,
by AussieWog93 5y ago
It's "useless" in the sense that you can go to IKEA and buy a small, easy-to-read, reliable, accurate clock for $2.
Even though wooden clocks were once useful, this was not designed to accurately keep time but more to just be beautiful.
- hellbannedguy 5y agoWooden clocks were made up until the early 20th century. They were more accurate than people think. If anyone comes across a wood movment, don't use oil on the pivots, and bushing (usually just a smooth hole in a piece of hardwood.). Just dust, and use graphite.