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I had Seiko wall clock KX369B for almost two years or less one week starting to delay time by one hour ,,,,,although I replaced its batteries with new 2 x AA batteries that didn't fix the issue, it is working by delaying time below t…

Just got this in today which is a nice Waltham Desk/Dresser clock and I opened up to find an interesting surprise at the movement. So similar to a pocket watch and nothing like the cheap Ingraham's I've seen in the past. According to pocketwa…

Got this one yesterday from eBay. At first I thought it was missing its plastic back used to mount it. But a closer look at the holes on the back seem to show that they are very small (about 1/4 inch diameter) and not configured to attach to the back…

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I’m hoping someone here might help me identify a clock that belonged to my grandfather. It’s a heavy, all-metal mantel clock with Roman-style brass or bronze columns on either side, and a detailed bronze frieze along the top depicting a Rom…

Have a problem with my Seiko Motor Clock, 2 jewels, wooden cabinet, powered by a 9 volt battery. I cannot slow it down. The hairspring adjuster doesn't change the speed, it is attached correctly as much as I can tell. It also chimes, but not accur…

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I recently came across the Christopher Ward C12 Loco that clearly showed the Lever Escapement in action. It is visually very pleasant. However, the small movement would require (at least for me) to wear a loupe to see the details. So I was wonderin…

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I have a travel clock with DELTA brand marking on the dial. The clock back looks similar to TOKYO CLOCK brand travel alarm clocks or the Junghans alarm clocks. The only small difference I noticed is that the Junghans has a plastic cog wheel on…

I'd say that nobody here *needs* a wall or desk clock, as timekeeping devices are not lacking

Nevertheless, post your pics, suggestions or interesting stories!

Mine, a novelty 'memento mori' quartz wall clock from MJW:

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I have sometimes wondered why GPS Time Clocks haven't become more mainstream in the United States. I know that Seiko has the GP501W and GP502W. I know they don't market those to the United States. The price seems a bit steep particularly sinc…

we have an old cuckoo clock that needs some repair (not running) do you know of anyone specializing in these type clocks?

West coast preferred but all suggestions welcomed especially if you have had one worked on yourself.

Thanks,

Ard