Seth Thomas "Office Calendar No. 7"

Crafted in Connecticut during the late Victorian period, the Seth Thomas "Office Calendar No. 7" was the defining regulator of American commercial offices, banks, and courthouses. Built from solid walnut in a classic figure-eight profile with turned rosette bosses, it encloses two independent glazed compartments. The interior retains its authentic factory paper directions label providing original operating instructions.

Houses a factory-stamped Seth Thomas 8-day brass mechanical movement linked to a lower perpetual calendar mechanism. Engineered to run silently for low-distraction office duty, it drives a lower calendar train that automatically shifts the day and date at midnight while compensating for 30- and 31-day months.