International Time Recorder. This great clock was found at a local Antique Store that had tried to get it to run after modifying the pendulum. As you can see, they didn't get very far. If you look close at the pendulum you can see it is original, but they extended the pendulum for whatever reason. On the back of the movement, they bent the pendulum crutch to try to get it to fit, was a very easy fix (Wish they are all this easy)

UPDATE: 22 July 2003. Clock runs great! A little fast as it gains several minutes every hour. Probably wrong size suspension spring. The Time recorder works great, but needs a print ribbon and spools. 

The previous owner tried to modify the pendulum. Made it about two inches longer. Not sure why, but this was easily fixed.

A massively built movement with some pretty heavy duty springs. The movement is surprisingly clean and ran the moment I fixed the butchered pendulum. Probably the wrong size suspension spring, but it works!