Spitz Clock
functional monumental-scale pocket watch in Santa Fe, New Mexico made by E. Howard & Co. and purchased by Salamon Spitz in 1915 to advertise his jewelry business
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Spitz Clock
Summary
Spitz Clock is an oversized object[1].
Key Facts
- Spitz Clock is located in New Mexico[2].
- Spitz Clock is located in Santa Fe County[3].
- Spitz Clock is in the country of United States[4].
- Spitz Clock's image is recorded as Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA - panoramio (82).jpg[5].
- Spitz Clock's instance of is recorded as oversized object[6].
- Spitz Clock's instance of is recorded as architectural structure[7].
- Spitz Clock's manufacturer is recorded as E. Howard & Co.[8].
- Spitz Clock's location is recorded as Santa Fe[9].
- Spitz Clock's color is recorded as green[10].
- Spitz Clock's color is recorded as gold[11].
- +1915-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Spitz Clock[12].
- Spitz Clock's coordinate location is recorded as {'globe': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q2', 'altitude': None, 'latitude': 35.6879513, 'longitude': -105.938943, 'precision': 0.000277778}[13].
- Spitz Clock's significant event is recorded as relocation[14].
- Spitz Clock's described by source is recorded as Waymarking[15].
- Spitz Clock's nickname is recorded as Golden Time[16].
- Spitz Clock's inscription is recorded as STANDARD TIME[17].
- Spitz Clock's uses is recorded as Roman numerals[18].
- Spitz Clock's Atlas Obscura place ID is recorded as spitz-clock[19].
- Spitz Clock's Historical Marker Database ID is recorded as 64966[20].
- Spitz Clock's does not use is recorded as Ⅳ[21].
- Spitz Clock's OpenStreetMap node ID is recorded as 6543631092[22].