Sears Craftsman 'Shop Clock' Saw Blade Wall Clock

Story

In 1927, Sears, Roebuck and Co. paid a mere $500 to acquire the 'Craftsman' brand name, a move that would eventually define American hardware for nearly a century. This clock was created as a tribute to that legacy, capturing the rugged aesthetic of the woodshop for the modern hobbyist.

Maker / Origin

The Craftsman brand became a household name under the leadership of Arthur Barrows, who transformed it into a gold standard by offering a lifetime warranty—a revolutionary concept at the time.

Condition & Value

The clock face appears to be in good condition with minimal scratching to the brushed metal surface. The hands are intact, though the red second hand shows slight fading typical of age. As a quartz-driven piece, its value is highest when in confirmed working order.