clock fitted with pivoted detent escapement

one of the latest clock i built has the pivoted detented escapement : very rare to see.
For details see my blog www.pendoleria....
Italian language but pictures are self explicative.
Enjoy
Carlo

[@MK-ge2mh]

Beautiful workmanship! Does this escapement keep better time than a deadbeat escapement?

[@carloclock]

I don't know if this escapement or the dead beat is better, At the end of this page www.clockmaker.it/49.htm there are a couple of pics that testify the behavior of my clock. Regards. Carlo

[@KevinWoodsWorkshop]

First time I’ve seen one of those but it’s very nice.

[@davefoc]

Thanks for the video. How is the impulse delivered to the pendulum? ETA: I just noticed it. I think the impulse to the pendulum is delivered from the escapement wheel to the device attached to the bottom of the crutch. At about 42 seconds in you can just see a plate under the device attached to the crutch that a tooth of the escapement wheel strikes.

[@carloclock]

My DPSC (Double Pendulum Skeleton Clock) has the same escapement : studio.kzbin.infoGOQtNUhhZVc/edit. For details, please, visit my blog www.pendoleria.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=3457 ( search in the box, your language) . Cordialità. Carlo

[@lesliebucari4096]

Wow. Very odd but seems to work very smoothly. Nice job! 👏👏👏🙋‍♀️

[@carloclock]

thank you for your appreciation