Kit for the restoration of ship clocks 5Chm-3M. Dial + welt + hands (hour, minute, second). There are white hands (for the "Officers of Russia" dial) and black hands with a phosphor coating (universal, covered with a light-accumulative coating with a long glow in the dark) and red seconds hands.

When replacing the dial on a ship's watch made in the USSR, it is necessary to re-drill the holes to attach it to the case.

Also available is a plastic stand (podchanik) for fixing the clock to the wall. In Soviet times, watches were supplied with a lacquered wooden watch holder, which, unfortunately, is no longer produced in our time.

The cup holder is attached to the wall with four screws. The watch holder has three metal "mushrooms" on which the watch is attached and a metal clip on top to lock the watch against accidental falling when rocking. The watch can be mounted on the wall without a watch holder using three screws, but in this case the original winding key will not work for you, since it will rest against the wall. This problem can be solved by purchasing a key with small ears.

New winding keys are also available.

All parts can be purchased separately.