Due Time

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Jeweler's Regulator

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I have many passions. One of them is antique clock collecting and repair. In this blog, I will post my work, collection, questions, and thoughts about all things horological. I hope to hear from any other horology fanatics out there.

If you are so inclined, take time to flip through my collection and tell me what you think. You can begin by choosing a catagory at the right and scrolling through posts about similar clocks. You may prefer to visit the general listing of posts, in the order they’ve been written, to get an idea of my journey as it happens.

Let me know what you think!

5 Comments

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  • John // March 14, 2009 at 12:25 am | Reply

    Nice clock collection! I like the pictures of the movements in addition to the case pictures that you have throughout the site.
    regards,
    John J.

  • steve // June 22, 2009 at 11:42 am | Reply

    Lovely clocks and well done :-) do you sell any of them time to time ? I am after a Steth Thomeas long drop as I also think they look terrific.
    Regarsd
    STEVE

  • Peter Grant // September 22, 2009 at 7:39 pm | Reply

    Hi,
    You certainly have an interesting collection. Thanks for sharing it. I see you have a couple of Gledhill-Brook recorders. I have one too, rather like your ‘top half’, but complete – or at least it was complete until the mainspring snapped. Do you know of anyone who might be able to supply a mainspring for one of these?Mine is a non-fusee movement: the spring is about 30mm wide and about 3.5m long, and not in a barrel. I haven’t been able to track down anything here in the UK (yet) but wondered if there is some likely source elsewhere. Any advice will be much appreciated as I am really missing the healthy tick of my kitchen clock.
    Best regards,
    Peter Grant

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