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Looks like the speedometer that was used on Evo era Sportsters and big twins with handlebar mounted instruments. I had a speedometer just like that on my 89 Sporty.
Nippon Seiki. Planned obscelescence. No one here in the USA rebuilds them once they fail. There is a company across the pond that will tho...but nbot cheap by any means.
Value, if its working, whatever you can get for it, but it won't be much.
Respectfully it has little value. I had a box full of them and let my niece sell them for peanuts on ebay. You can get a brand new one for $60+ dollars or so: link
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