Complete setup installed in a hot rod. Note the turn signal arm. This was part of the setup that allowed clearance for the clock as you turned the wheel
An original setup with the compass mounted in the dash where the dash clock mounted.
A collection of wheels. on the upper right you can see a standard wheel and in the center is the compass in the dash mount
Wheel clock and horn ring are specific to the steering wheel clock option
Close up of the clock and center medallion
Close up #1
Close up #2
Close up #3
Clock face off of the winder
Side shot of winder and clock
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