RAF Sector Clocks

This page was last updated on 02 May 2008 08:52

RAF Sector Clocks are exceptionally rare. The early ones dating from 1937 and 1938 were made for the command and control system of RAF Fighter Command and are likely to have been in use during the Battle of Britain. The 1939 and the 1941 batch also went to Fighter Command but were used by other commands as well. News We to reiterate our advice that we do not recommend buying sector clocks on eBay. Many of the sector clocks that appear on eBay have fake dials. The ratio over the last 12 months was about three fakes to each genuine clock. It is rare that we find an RAF Sector clock in excellent original condition. Usually they are in need of restoration with rusty dials and faded cases. At the moment we have three for sale. Our CD eBook on RAF Clocks can be ordered now - Click Here for details.
Type 2 Sector Clocks
	Clock No: 2038 A 1942 Type 2 RAF Sector Clock by Smiths in fine original condition. Full details of Clock No: 2038
Type 1 Sector Clocks
	Clock No: 2067 An un-restored early 1939 Type 1 RAF Sector Clock by FW Elliott. Full details of Clock No: 2067

	Clock No: 2014 A restored 1939 Type 1 Observer Corps Sector Clock by FW Elliott. Full details of Clock No: 2014

	Clock No: 2029 A 1941 Type 1 RAF Sector Clock by FW Elliott in original condition. Full details of Clock No: 2029