A beautifully crafted electric mantel clock from the late 1920s, the Telechron Windsor Model 525 showcases elegant cathedral-inspired architecture, reminiscent of grand Gothic Revival designs. Housed in a rich mahogany case, its arched silhouette and decorative accents evoke the craftsmanship of the Art Deco era, while maintaining a timeless, historic charm. This precision timepiece features a classic brass bezel, an easy-to-read dial, and a dependable Telechron movement, known for its durability and smooth operation. The clock has a refurbished synchronous motor, ensuring accurate timekeeping with the distinctive aesthetic of the early 20th century. The following work was performed. - The case has been refinished with three coats of premium varnish, restoring its original luster. - The movement was carefully cleaned and relubricated with synthetic clock oil, then reassembled with a refurbished Telechronclock.com B-2 rotor to ensure optimal performance. - The brass components were polished and lacquered, preventing future tarnishing. - A new period-correct electric cord has been carefully installed to maintain the clock's visual authenticity while ensuring safe, reliable operation This timepiece should continue performing for decades to come. The clock body is in nice condition, and the clock face remains clean, with only minor age-related blemishes. The glass crystal is uncracked but has a small, hard-to-see chip at the 12 o’clock position. The "red indicator" works as designed to inform you if the power has been interrupted. Manufactured between 1928 and 1931, only 3,900 units were produced—making this an exceptionally rare find. Whether you are adding to a home’s décor or an antique collection, this is a striking and historic timepiece.