Ten focused services covering everything from a stopped mantel clock to a full antique longcase restoration — all performed in our Denton workshop.
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Weight-driven longcase movements need level cases, correctly hung weights and a beat that is set by ear. We service tall-case clocks in the home and in our Denton shop.
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Restoration should respect the maker. We stabilize what is original, replicate what is missing, and document everything we replace so value is preserved.
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Small spring-driven clocks take the most handling damage. Most of what arrives on our bench needs cleaning, a fresh mainspring and correct end-shake before it will keep time again.
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Cuckoo movements fail in predictable places: dried bellows tops, stretched chains and worn count wheels. We rebuild the sound before we rebuild the timekeeping.
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Regulators, school clocks and Vienna wall clocks depend on a firm mounting and a true pendulum arc. We service the movement and make sure the hanging point is safe.
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Small work is a separate discipline. We service American railroad-grade pocket watches, Swiss lever movements and vintage automatics on dedicated benches.
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Sometimes replacement is the honest recommendation — mass-produced movements, water damage or missing parts. We fit the correct hand shaft length so the dial still looks right.
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Oil turns abrasive long before a clock stops. Regular cleaning every five to seven years is far cheaper than the bushing work that comes after neglect.
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A tall-case clock moved without securing the movement, weights and pendulum usually arrives broken. We crate, transport and re-commission it properly.
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Before you buy, insure or divide an estate, get an informed opinion. We identify makers, date movements and give a plain-English condition and value assessment.
Tell us the maker, the symptoms and roughly how old the clock is — we will give you a realistic range on the phone.
