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The Lössl Clock is a large grandfather clock in the Ausseerland town of Bad Aussee. The clock was a gift from Friedrich Ritter von Lössl to the municipality of Bad Aussee in 1897. It was erected on the site of the former market fountain. Previously, the clock was located in Vienna until 1894, when it had to make way for the construction of the new city railway. Lössl built the first clock of this type ("autodynamic clockwork") in 1880. That same year, he received a patent for it from the Imperial Patent Office on October 28, 1880. The clock used fluctuations in atmospheric pressure and temperature as its power source. Other Lössl clocks were located in Vienna, Linz, Paris, Hamburg, and Marburg, among other places. However, the only surviving clock is in Bad Aussee. In the meantime, however, it was converted to electric operation because the vibrations from traffic had taken too much of a toll on the clock's sensitive internals. (Ennstal Wiki)