Vintage Wittner Metronome with Bell, West Germany 1980s, Mechanical Wind-Up, Fully Functional

This is a vintage Wittner mechanical metronome produced in West Germany during the 1980s, a period when Wittner was internationally recognized for its precision and reliability. Designed in the classic Maëlzel pyramid form, this model reflects a later evolution in materials, featuring a lightweight plastic body finished in a warm woodgrain pattern, paired with a clear protective cover.

The wind-up mechanical movement delivers a steady, consistent tempo without the need for batteries; simply turn the key and let the rhythm begin. Its construction prioritizes durability and ease of use while maintaining the familiar visual language of traditional wooden metronomes. Marked by its clean lines and functional design, it sits comfortably between studio tool and understated decorative object.

Bell mechanism:
This metronome features an adjustable bell function that accents every 2, 3, 4, or 6 beats, providing a clear audible cue for practicing different time signatures. A video demonstrating the bell sound is available upon request.

This metronome is in good cosmetic condition, showing minor signs of age and use consistent with its vintage nature. Please review the photos carefully for details. The wind-up and bell mechanisms are fully functional. Basic cleaning has been completed, and the exterior has been gently polished to maintain its appearance.

When compared to modern electronic metronomes, it is not laboratory-precise, but it keeps time very closely and operates as expected for a vintage mechanical instrument. Minor variation is normal and part of the character of traditional wind-up metronomes. Noticeable defects are shown in the listing images. Please note that this is a vintage item, and minor signs of age or use may remain despite careful inspection.

Processing:
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Estimated delivery:
Europe: 1–7 business days
US/Canada: 2-4 business days
Rest of world: 3–7 business days

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