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522/9QM Bird, leaves and roses - Engstler cuckoo clock 522/9QM Engstler
Bird, leaves and roses Engstler·22 cm
€199.00 VAT included
640/2QM Birds and nest of chicks - Engstler cuckoo clock 640/2QM Engstler
Birds and nest of chicks Engstler·43 cm
€429.00 VAT included
638QM Three birds and foliage - Engstler cuckoo clock 638QM Engstler
Three birds and foliage Engstler·40 cm
€309.00 VAT included
632QMT Three birds and dancers - Engstler cuckoo clock 632QMT Engstler
Three birds and dancers Engstler·37 cm
€379.00 VAT included
632/7QM Birds on branches - Engstler cuckoo clock 632/7QM Engstler
Birds on branches Engstler·35 cm
€269.00 VAT included
532/10QMT Edelweiss and gentians - Engstler cuckoo clock 532/10QMT Engstler
Edelweiss and gentians Engstler·37 cm
€369.00 VAT included
522QM Bird and carved foliage - Engstler cuckoo clock 522QM Engstler
Bird and carved foliage Engstler·22 cm
€179.00 VAT included
496QMT Woodcutter and dancers - Engstler cuckoo clock 496QMT Engstler
Woodcutter and dancers Engstler·34 cm
€569.00 VAT included
494QM Woodcutter and his dog - Engstler cuckoo clock 494QM Engstler
Woodcutter and his dog Engstler·29 cm
€519.00 VAT included
493QM Drinker and mill wheel - Engstler cuckoo clock 493QM Engstler
Drinker and mill wheel Engstler·29 cm
€509.00 VAT included
4939QM Fisherman and mill wheel - Engstler cuckoo clock 4939QM Engstler
Fisherman and mill wheel Engstler·29 cm
€539.00 VAT included
492QMT Beer drinker - Engstler cuckoo clock 492QMT Engstler
Beer drinker Engstler·35 cm
€599.00 VAT included
48912QMT Sheep farm - Engstler cuckoo clock 48912QMT Engstler
Sheep farm Engstler·50 cm
€1,139.00 VAT included
483QM House with turret - Engstler cuckoo clock 483QM Engstler
House with turret Engstler·42 cm
€445.00 VAT included
482QM Woodcutter and his dog - Engstler cuckoo clock 482QM Engstler
Woodcutter and his dog Engstler·30 cm
€549.00 VAT included
482/7QM Woodcutter, dog and doe - Engstler cuckoo clock 482/7QM Engstler
Woodcutter, dog and doe Engstler·30 cm
€549.00 VAT included
48114QMT Bell ringer and dancers - Engstler cuckoo clock 48114QMT Engstler
Bell ringer and dancers Engstler·40 cm
€762.00 VAT included
4739QMT Fisherman, wheel and dancers - Engstler cuckoo clock 4739QMT Engstler
Fisherman, wheel and dancers Engstler·34 cm
€769.00 VAT included
471QM Red shutters and dog - Engstler cuckoo clock 471QM Engstler
Red shutters and dog Engstler·25 cm
€279.00 VAT included
464QMT Dancers, wheel and drinker - Engstler cuckoo clock 464QMT Engstler
Dancers, wheel and drinker Engstler·30 cm
€639.00 VAT included
453QM Rustic chalet and fawns - Engstler cuckoo clock 453QM Engstler
Rustic chalet and fawns Engstler·25 cm
€330.00 VAT included
45015QM Chalet with red roof - Engstler cuckoo clock 45015QM Engstler
Chalet with red roof Engstler·23 cm
€435.00 VAT included
4491QMT Woodcutter, water wheel and dancers - Engstler cuckoo clock 4491QMT Engstler
Woodcutter, water wheel and dancers Engstler·43 cm
€749.00 VAT included
431QM Turret, fir tree and logs - Engstler cuckoo clock 431QM Engstler
Turret, fir tree and logs Engstler·35 cm
€329.00 VAT included
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Engstler cuckoo clocks: a Black Forest family tradition

Founded in 1952 in Villingen-Schwenningen, Engstler is a family-run Black Forest company. A pioneer of the quartz cuckoo clock, it creates animated chalets and carved linden models. Here is what sets an Engstler cuckoo clock apart.

A family company since 1952

The company was founded in 1952 in Villingen by Josef Engstler. Today it is run by Gerold Engstler, the third generation of the family, with around twenty employees and a team of decorators. The cases are made from local linden wood, and the figurines come from Val Gardena, a valley in South Tyrol renowned for woodcarving.

The pioneer of the quartz cuckoo clock

Engstler helped develop the first quartz movement for cuckoo clocks, and for a long time it was the only company to offer them. It also makes mechanical cuckoo clocks, but on our site its models are all quartz.

An Engstler quartz cuckoo clock stands out in several ways:

  • no winding: the movement runs on batteries, and the weights are decorative;

  • the call is a recording, often followed by an echo;

  • musical models then play one of their twelve melodies, from the Cuckoo Waltz to Für Elise;

  • a light sensor silences the sound as soon as the room goes dark.

Some models add a selector (cuckoo and music, cuckoo only or silence) and a volume control, like this clock with raised leaves. Our guide explains how quartz works.

A tip for reading references: at Engstler, Q stands for quartz, M for music and T for dancers. A 4491QMT model is therefore quartz, musical and animated by dancers.

Our Engstler cuckoo clocks

Our selection ranges from a small 16 cm (6 in) chalet to large 50 cm (20 in) scenes:

  • animated chalets, such as this chalet with a half-timbered facade, where a woodchopper raises his arm, the water wheel turns and dancers spin with each melody;

  • small chalets, such as this chalet with green shutters decorated with flower boxes, a fir tree and a red mushroom;

  • more understated designs, such as this brown-toned chalet simply decorated with a carved fir tree;

  • carved cuckoo clocks, decorated with leaves and birds, some with painted flowers.

Care and authenticity

The VdS certificate is reserved for mechanical movements: a quartz cuckoo clock cannot receive it, even when made in the Black Forest. Our Engstler cuckoo clocks are designed and assembled in Villingen-Schwenningen.

As for care, a soft brush on the carvings is enough, with no chemical products. Change the batteries when the clock slows down or the sound weakens, and keep it away from heat, direct sunlight and humidity. Our article on the mistakes that damage it helps you avoid them.

For the charm of winding and a bellows-driven call, discover our Hönes mechanical cuckoo clocks.