Reading the guarantee bond was super cool. You have to consider the time it was distributed (1930) and while not exactly true, they claimed to be the first electric clock on the market. Can you just imagine the push back and lack of faith consumers had? An electric clock? Why that will never work! The guarantee was written to dispel the mistrust of the consumer and to assure them they were taking no real risk. Literally an actual guarantee with no strings. Compare the wording in it, to a version of todays common guarantee and it is laughable. Kind of like our cars service manuals from yesteryear where they explain setting the valves vs today where it just says don’t stick your head in the gas tank!