1969 White Face Clock
 

Priced at $200.00 with free shipping to the lower 48 states. Others pay actual shipping.

Wasn't that style also used for the '70 model year, which would put the date stamp within regular production?
Reference source is https://www.sites.google.com/site/id...e/clocks-1960s which has a lot of great info to ID clocks, gauges and radios.

That clock is a combination of parts from a 70 clock and a 71-72 clock. Luis clearly shows a picture of the
Clock Works Company in his last picture.
Remove the hands and twist the tabs on the side of the face and off it comes.
That should explain the 69 date with the 71-72 face.
Chris

Additionally, instrument rebuilders will paint the face anyway you like... :)

PS. that one was called 'white face' but ... I would have called it a black face clock...???

Thanks Chris for the clarification. Not hiding any thing here. Any one interested just make an reasonable offer.