Clocks

Mark Headrick's website is about modern and antique clock repair and horology with the equivalent of over 200 pages of clock repair information for antique clock repair and for modern clock repair.

NAWCC is a nonprofit scientific organization that serves as a unique educational, cultural and social resource for its membership and the public at large.Members include hobbyists, students, educators, casual collectors, and professionals in related retail and manufacturing trades. The one common bond (and main membership requirement) is a fascination with the art and science of timekeeping (horology). NAWCC is also reponsible for The National Watch and Clock Museum,in Columbia, Pennsylvania, officially opened to the public in 1977 with fewer than 1,000 items. Since that time the collection has increased to over 12, 000 items and the museum is recognized as the largest and most comprehensive horological collection in North America.

A very good source for antique clock sales, repairs and reproductions. The site displays a large number of antique clocks, complete with descriptions and prices. Also hand-crafted reproductions of Victorian collectible clocks.

A meeting and trading plaza for all devoted to fine antique clocks, watches, barometers and instruments.

Telechron (Warren Clock Co. and Warren Telechron Co.); Standard Electric Time Company; New Haven Westinghouse.

A private collection of over 200 antique clocks by Seth Thomas, Forestville, Howard, Willard and Ansonia. Featuring grandfather, Vienna regulators, novelty and cuckoo clocks.

150 years of watches and clocks of German Forces, with over 600 pages and photos of more than 1000 timepieces.

Specializing in research on the early clockmakers of New England. Has records of tower clock installations for Seth Thomas, E. Howard, Stevens and Schwalbach clock companies.

Information about antique Vienna regulator clocks.

A dealer in all types of antique clocks and novelty clocks - also lighted advertising clocks.

Antique grandfather clocks, longcase clocks, tallcase clocks.

British clocks dating from the seventeenth century to about 1870, principally longcase clocks, with a handful of other types.

Find Clocks in the leading online mall for antiques and collectibles.