jfischet

i think the 55M that nile13 was talking about might fit with the proper amount of messing around with some sort of rubber or plastic mount.

of course you'd lose all the warning lights.

Ed Hughes

One would have to ask why anyone would want one or the other. I get the Tag (authentic) clock in a $300K+ Singer, if nothing other than for bragging rights. I don't get the phonies, or the airplane clocks. My stock clock keeps perfect time and matches the other gauges.

JDHertz11

What kind of watch do you wear? An expensive mechanical watch is probably less accurate than a cheap digital one from eBay. Mostly due to user error in winding but most here would prefer the more expensive timepiece.

Ed Hughes

I don't understand your comment relating to my comment. I'm talking aesthetics. I think the stock gauges look pretty damn nice and cohesive. I'll change my statement to my clock is accurate "enough". A clock out of an airplane would be pretty much in your face and way out of place visually.

nile13

It is, indeed, an aesthetic question. I would not put another clock in a car, but if I did, it certainly would not be this atrocious fake "Heuer". If someone wants to modify this part of their car, and some do, by changing color or orientation of the gauge faces, for example, there are more interesting albeit difficult, alternatives. Not my cup, though.