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Howard Miller Lewis Wall Clock: Kieninger Triple Chime, New In Box

Sale price$1,994.00

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Bring home one of Howard Miller’s most sought-after mechanical wall clocks with this brand new Howard Miller Lewis 613-637, still in the original box and never removed.

This is not a run-of-the-mill wall clock. The Lewis is a serious, elegant, German-powered mechanical piece with the kind of presence that immediately elevates an office, study, library, hallway, or formal living space. With its rich Windsor Cherry finish, classic profile, locking door, white Roman numeral dial, and polished lyre pendulum, it has the look collectors and traditional clock buyers want.  

What makes this one especially desirable is the German Kieninger key-wound triple chime movement inside. This movement gives you a choice of Westminster, St. Michael, or Whittington chimes, sounding the quarter hours and striking the hour with the depth and character only a true mechanical clock can deliver. It also features a chime silence option and Howard Miller’s dual-ratchet winding system for safer winding.  

And then there is the condition.

This example is new in box, never removed, and exactly the kind of clock buyers hope to find but almost never do. No home exposure. No wall wear. No handling wear. No guesswork. Just a factory-fresh Lewis with the movement everyone wants.

The Lewis has long been one of Howard Miller’s standout mechanical wall clocks for buyers who want true traditional clockmaking, upscale case design, and the warmth of a real triple chime movement. Finding one untouched in the box is a different level altogether.  

Details:
Brand new in original box
Never removed from box
Howard Miller Lewis
Model 613-637
German Kieninger key-wound mechanical movement
Triple chime: Westminster, St. Michael, and Whittington
Quarter-hour chime with full hour strike
Chime silence option
Locking door
Polished lyre pendulum
Windsor Cherry finish on select hardwoods and veneers
Approx. 33.5” high, 14.5” wide, 6.75” deep  

This is a rare chance to own a factory-fresh Howard Miller Lewis with the premium mechanical movement buyers actually care about. A beautiful clock, a strong collector piece, and a standout gift for someone who appreciates fine traditional timepieces.

Please note: The finished product photos shown are representative stock photos of an actual Howard Miller Lewis with the correct Kieninger triple chime movement and are provided to show the model and overall appearance. The photos of the clock in the box, packing materials, and serial number are of the actual clock being sold. This clock is brand new, never removed from the box, so the exact clock you will receive is the boxed and serialized example shown.

Approximate Dimensions

33.5” H x 14.5” W x 6.75” D

Weight: 20.5 lbs

Collected, not forgotten

A history that continues with you.

Vintage clocks carry the marks, materials and personality of another time. This is an individual piece, presented for the collector who values character as much as precision.

Maker Howard Miller
Movement Mechanical
Chime Triple Chime
Condition Vintage / pre-owned

Before it becomes yours

One clock, one history

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Vintage / pre-owned

Vintage and pre-owned clocks are sold in the condition described and photographed on this listing.

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Individually prepared

This individual clock will be carefully packed and insured for its journey.

03

Coverage as stated

Any warranty or service coverage, if applicable, is stated in this individual listing.

Collector’s concierge

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