This J.G. Weisser Söhne lathe represents the "golden era" of German engineering, manufactured in St. Georgen during the mid-1920s. Renowned for its "zero-tolerance" accuracy, this ultra-precision bench lathe was originally designed for the microscopic components required by industries such as clockmaking, high-end camera manufacturing, and aerospace. This specific unit is a rare, complete find, comprising the original cabinet and stand, a full set of change gears essential for thread-cutting. Highly sought after by UK model engineers and horologists, the machine is in excellent working condition and offers a "lifetime setup" of Black Forest precision that is difficult to find in such a comprehensive state.