Uploaded January 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This New England Clock owner lost the spirit of love for their clock and sent it off to GW. I got it and restored the love to the clock and the Case looks as good as new again. The movement was an odd one to me compared to what I normally see. It was a FRANZ HERMLE 32.5cm movement. Slip Clutch so it is easier to set the beat. At the end of the video, I show how I use the Slip Clutch to set the beat.
You can contact me at
email: justmike2575@gmail.com
Here I do most of my work on clocks. Mainly cuckoo clocks, yet I am always looking for the unusual and eye catching clocks. Some of the clocks I get into are ones that need saved from the dump. They fell off the wall from not securing the clock to the wall using the stud behind the sheetrock. Some of the clocks were laid to rest out in the garage or barn and I except the challenge of getting them back together again.
A well loved clock at one time is one that has a lot of wear and you find old bushings that might need to be replaced.
This New England Clock owner lost the spirit of love for their clock and sent it off to GW. I got it and restored the love to the clock and the Case looks as good as new again. The movement was an odd one to me compared to what I normally see. It was a FRANZ HERMLE 32.5cm movement. Slip Clutch so it is easier to set the beat. At the end of the video, I show how I use the Slip Clutch to set the beat.
You can contact me at
email: justmike2575@gmail.com
Here I do most of my work on clocks. Mainly cuckoo clocks, yet I am always looking for the unusual and eye catching clocks. Some of the clocks I get into are ones that need saved from the dump. They fell off the wall from not securing the clock to the wall using the stud behind the sheetrock. Some of the clocks were laid to rest out in the garage or barn and I except the challenge of getting them back together again.
A well loved clock at one time is one that has a lot of wear and you find old bushings that might need to be replaced.
