Chiming Clock Contest

Thanks to all of you, this channel has reached 600 subscribers. And thanks to all of you who participated in the voting polls, The results are now in.. The next chiming clock contest video features my two Jauch triple chime wall clocks. Here's information on both:
JAUCH TRIPLE CHIME WALL CLOCK 1975
I first got this clock in November 2016, and it was my very first triple chime wall clock that I got. After the most recent repair, the chimes go at varying speeds, particularly when the clock is wound up. Plus, I also looked at the plate on the back of the movement and found out that it was manufactured in 1975.
JAUCH TRIPLE CHIME WALL CLOCK 1976
This is the second Jauch triple chime wall clock to join my ever-growing clock collection. Unlike the first one from 1975, this one has bronze chime rods, and they sound different than the steel ones from the other one. I've waited a long time to find a clock with this sound to add to my collection. I think it's more rare than the Jauch clocks with the steel rods.
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[@jordanbusby6231]

For the strike second,.for the chime first.

[@theray2009]

1975 all the way

[@kansasclocksandsirens]

You wannis

[@theray2009]

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[@Cobesclocks]

The first one is a little slow and one of the chime rods are slightly out of tune so ima go with the 1976 (bronze/copper/brass rods)

[@tristangardner3889]

The 1975 jauch clock chimes at varying speeds when wound up. Sometimes, it's slow, while at other times, it goes fast. However, I haven't seen very many problems aside from being careful with the chime lever.

[@kansasclocksandsirens]

Definitely Bronze