A 'Newest Danish Chess Clock'
FIX was advertised in October 1934 and sold directly from Th. Sandorff's Copenhagen workshop.
Craftsmanship
The polished mahogany cabinet used projecting moldings and a more architectural form. Advertising emphasized elegance, solidity, beauty, first-class workmanship, and guaranteed durability.
Direct Workshop Sales
Sample clocks could be sent to prospective buyers, and the direct price was 22 kroner.
Historical Significance
FIX documents a second Danish path in the same year as DAN: rather than institutional distribution and compact standardization, it competed through workshop craftsmanship and finish. Its internal movement source remains unidentified.