Carl Werner Konkurrenz Antique German Vienna Regulator 8 Day Wall Clock W/Acorns For Sale

Works (See Video) but out of sync and needs servicing please read the entire description to insure you satisfaction. I'm listing it as a For Parts Or Repairs listing because it does need some work and restoration.Very cool working antique Black Forest German Vienna Regulator Carl Werner 8 Day wall clock with carved Acorn finials, Konkurrenz movement and S K (Schlenker And Kienzel) Dragonfly Key. I believe this to have been made between 1898-1913 because the S K company bought out the Carl Werner company in 1913 and he didn't make the Konkurrenz movement until 1898. That is what my research led me to believe although I am not an expert so please use your own judgement. It's very common to see these with regular basic carved finials but this is the only one I've found with the carved acorn finials. I believe this clock to be made of Oak (indicated by the acorns) but I am not positive. I think it is an 8 Day clock although I'm not positive of that either. I wound it up (not completely and it work for multiple days) seemingly more than 8 but I don't quite remember. It is roughly 26 inches tall from finial to finial and 12 inches wide at the widest point.Condition: This clock winds and works great. It is however out of sync and when I wound it up it would strike/chime the wrong number of what it should. (See Video) Part of the wood that the top left acorn is attached to is partially detached from the case. (See Pictures) The glass that goes on the left side is out of it (I do have it) because I believe the front small trim piece that holds the glass in place is possibly missing. (See Pictures) The R/A pendulum and clock face looks like porcelain but feels like something more lightweight. The piece of "paper" at the bottom has some wear and raised edges as well. One of the screws on the hanger has a piece broken off of it. (See Pictures) This clock has wear and some damage throughout as noted above but could be easily restored by the right craftsman. It also looks like there was a repair where the front of the door detail attaches to the door frame. (See Pictures) The clock did stop ticking a few minutes after it struck in the video although I did not wind it all the way up. It is possible that I missed some things throughout that are not normal that a horologist would recognize immediately. If you have any questions at all please reach out and I will do my best to answer them.Please look closely at the pictures and make sure this is the right clock for you. I'm unable to offer refunds so please take that into consideration before purchasing.This will be shipped quickly with tracking and well protected.Thanks for looking! Check out my other listings for more great items!