Pendulum clock that strikes the sidereal second (time linked to the apparent diurnal motion of the stars), with suspension and compensation according to the system devised by Riefler, in which the anchor-type escapement is free, and the impulses are given to the pendulum by means of the suspension spring. The compensation is mercury, contained inside the pendulum rod, which with its thermal expansion compensates for the elongation of the suspension rod, despite the variations in temperature. This instrument is equipped with electrical contacts for recording the seconds on the dry chronograph.