Stag Mk1 and M2 clock diameters

[A TR7 16V]

I hope someone here can help me check something. What are the mounting hole diameters for the clocks in the Mk1 and Mk2 Stags and, most importantly, which is which.?

I have it that one has about a 52mm, 2" hole for a clock with a 57mm bezel, and the other has about a 60mm hole for a clock with a 65mm bezel. But between what I'm told, and what RImmer bros show, I'm confused about which is which.

Any pics of the smaller clock would be a bonus.

Graham

[A TR7 16V]

Now I've been told that the 65mm one isn't for the Stag at all - I know it fits the Dolomites, and I've been told it was fitted to some 2000/2500s along with the Kienzle model 8015 that went in S3 E-types and Daimler DS420s.

So were any of the Stags fitted with a 65mm diameter Kienzle? There have certainly been enough of those sold on eBay as Stag clocks, mostly the three-handed ones fitted with the Kienzle 617a remontoire and jewelled clockwork escapement module.

[Rubce]

Clock diameters for Stag mark 1 and 2 are identical

Regards

Bruce

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Rubce]

The Stag clock is 52mm

Bruce

 

[A TR7 16V]

Ok, that clears that up then, thanks. I'm assuming that's the diameter of the body and the hole it fits in and the front bezel is a bit bigger.

Anyone any pictures of these clocks? Just the face and hands reeally.