Panagor Mechanical Self Timer

A Panagor mechanical self timer — a neat piece of clockwork that solves a problem plenty of classic cameras simply don't address. It screws into the cable-release socket, you wind it, and after a delay it trips the shutter. No battery, no electronics, nothing to go flat: just a spring and an escapement, which is why these still work decades after their electronic equivalents became landfill.

Specifications

• Type: Mechanical clockwork self timer
• Fitting: Screws into a standard cable-release socket
• Operation: Wind to set the delay, then release to start the countdown
• Power: None — fully mechanical

Condition

• Cosmetic: Excellent+ condition, with minimal to no signs of age or use.
• Functional: Fully working.

Included

• Panagor mechanical self timer
• Keeper case

Useful on any camera with a threaded release socket and no timer of its own — a good many rangefinders, folders and older mechanical bodies — and equally useful where a built-in timer has seized. Clean, tested, and comes in its keeper case.