Vienna Regulator Clocks by Rick Ortenburger

Vienna Regulator Clocks by Rick Ortenburger is a comprehensive reference book that fills the gap in documentation on Vienna regulator clocks. These were once thought of as common household timepieces. First made in Vienna, Austria, around 1780, these clocks became a widely recognizable style throughout the German speaking world.

It covers early, transitional, serpentine, altdeutsch, Baroque, and factory made regulators from 1780 to 1930. The book provides valuable insights into one, two, and three weight movements. Based on original research conducted in both Europe and America, the book presents factual text in an accessible format.

It is complemented by high quality photographs to aid in identifying periods of manufacture. It details the production of well known manufacturers such as Gustav Becker, Junghans, HAC, Lenzkirch, and other competitive factories. Additionally, it explores rare and unusual regulators.

This includes long duration clocks and unique variations. Thus making it an essential resource for serious collectors and clock enthusiasts.