Clocks I've Worked On

It says in my bio that I'm an amateur horologist... but what exactly is a horologist? Pretty much anyone who makes or repairs clocks, and that's me! I found an antique wall clock at a thrift store, and that's where it all started. I loved the sound and I got it working, and it's still running on the wall in my bedroom--could you sleep with a ticking clock in your room? It's just background noise for me. I've found a few more since then and have repaired and restored them to good working condition. Sometimes it's easy, sometimes it's a little more challenging, but it's always fun to learn. Check out the clocks I've fixed up so far! Do you have a favorite?

My very first, a Seikosha Regulator A striking schoolhouse wall clock from the 1920s

Daejin striking mantel clock from the 1980s

Seth Thomas Westminster chiming mantel clock from the 1960s

Linden striking wall clock from the 1980s

LeGant striking wall clock from the 1990s

Centurion electronic quartz Westminster chiming clock from the 1990s

Hamilton Westminster chiming wall clock from the 1980s

Antique French Napoleon III wall clock from the 1850s

Centurion striking wall clock from the 1980s

Alaron striking schoolhouse wall clock from the 1990s

Unbranded Art Deco mantel clock from the 1960s