Jaeger Limo clock needed

Those are fairly common, though still expensive. The same clocks were used on Cadillac and Packard, although the Cadillac faces usually have "Fleetwood" screen printed onto the face. Not a big deal, and probably can be easily removed. I suspect that you'll be paying at least $500 for a nice one. Also, some have a hinged frame (such as the one in your picture), and some don't, so you need to know which you want.

I think the best way to find one (if no response from here) is to place an ad in the CCCA publication, or the AACA publication (and Cadillac or Packard clubs). If you can wait until Hershey time, there are always some available there.

Do you need the swing out one or a stationary?

Imay have the eight-day clock. Are you still looking for the Jaeger? I beliwve it is the flip out. You can reach me at joenolan1234@hotmail.com.

Just idly curious - how are these clocks driven? I don't see a winding knob or a key hole in the face - is that why this one is hinged? How is the time reset, when the clock does wind down? Thank goodness for the later development of electrically-wound clocks, which after a few years of use, were always correct twice per day.

MSSR. i have the clock you are looking 8 day,works great. joenolan1234@hotmail.com