Cockpit clock ID - Please help! :)

[woodsy24]

I've inherited this cockpit clock. It was my grandfather's who was a Canadian that flew in WW2. My understanding is that he flew in a bomber, I want to say mostly a Lancaster but I could absolutely be wrong. He didn't speak much about the war and my information came indirectly through my father who has since passed away.

I would love to restore this clock and keep in in the family for many future generations. I want to know more about it's history to pass along. Is there anything from the details on the clock to tell exactly which plane it came from?

I also have a flight log book from my grandfather and I'm wondering if I can match the clock information to any of the planes in the flight logs. Any information or advice would be incredibly appreciated.

 

[woodsy24]

Looking through flight logs, it appears that much of his flying was in a Blenheim

 

[mjfur]

The Flight Log would be great to see.

The Mk IIIA was used in various RAF aircraft, not just one specific type. I believe the /37 is for 1937.

Per Post #8, S SMITH MK3A MKIIIA SPITFIRE 8 DAY COCKPIT CLOCK
The Ref No. 6a/676 indicates the Beaufort , CA II, DH.84A and Hudson.

 

[Wurger]

Yep ...

And also here ... Smiths jaeger mk3b
The RAAF used the clock ....