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A cuckoo clock is a type of clock, typically pendulum driven, that strikes the hours with a sound like a common cuckoo call and has an automated cuckoo bird that moves with each note. Some move their wings and open and close their beaks while leaning forwards, whereas others have only the bird's body leaning forward.
A cuckoo clock is a wooden clock, handmade in Germany with a chalet-style or ornately carved facade. Traditionally it uses precise weights to drive the inner clockwork along, with a “cuckoo” singing its tune to announce the striking of an hour.
For more than 160 years Anton Schneider Söhne has combined tradition and innovation to manufacture the original Black Forest cuckoo clock and other time-keeping masterpieces that combine the best of both worlds – modern day precision in beautifully hand-crafted designs.
After a century of development that saw wood replaced with brass and metal, two distinct styles of cuckoo clock emerged from the Black Forest to dominate the market: The ornamented, house-like...
A cuckoo clock is deemed an authentic Black Forest cuckoo clock when the clock and all of its essential parts — everything from the clock case and the decorative details to the bellows and the mechanical movement components — have been handmade exclusively in the Black Forest region of Germany.
The Black Forest - The world of Cuckoo Clocks: original German. The Black Forest is beside the Bavarian forest the largest low mountain range of Germany. It is particularly famous for its expanded forests, valleys and nature-left rivers. Almost each village is air health resort.
Cuckoo clocks – those charming and whimsical timepieces that announce the hour with a cute “cuckoo” sound – are often associated with Switzerland. But, the truth is, they actually originated from Germany’s Black Forest region.
