8 day octagon wall clock from the 60's. The movement was made by Endura of France and the wood case was made by The Million Rutherford Co. (who were known for their woodworking skills in making clock cases), Fallston, Maryland. The instruction tag is still on the back of the clock and shows the company name. This clock looks great hanging on a wall and it keeps really good time. There are no problems with the windup mechanism and it has a fast, slow adjustment to regulate the speed of the mechanism. The F/S adjustment is covered by a metal window on the back of the clock. The wood case is solid with no loose joints and no scratches or dings. The clock measures 13" from the bottom to the top of the brass ring and the face of the clock measures 5" in diameter. This does not come with a key. This is a nice looking and excellent running clock to have in your home, or to give as a gift to someone that collects vintage clocks.