Antique Clock Resoration

Clockworksfine.com has over 30 years of experience building and restoring antique clocks.

The company specializes in French mantel, wall, and Morbier clocks, with extensive expertise repairing clock movements and restoring ormolu figurines, wood cases, and marble cases.

Clockworksfine.com also has an ample supply of spare parts for clock movements, such as hands, suspension springs, and regular springs. Additionally, we can replace lost parts such as pendulum bobs, bells, hammers, etc.

We have substantiated experience restoring English clocks; in particular grandfather clocks and wall clocks. To go along with this we also have experience with both German and Austrian clocks, and more particularly grandfather and Vienna regulator clocks.

Capping it all off, we have mastered the restoration and repair of various types of American made clocks, including kitchen, parlor, mantel, and regulator clocks among others.

Antique Clock Restoration Estimates

Clockworksfine.com always works by appointment. We provide free in situ estimates for antique clock restoration, and repair work is normally carried out at the client’s home. If the work cannot be done at the client’s home, we will transport the clock or the movement to our warehouse once the estimate is accepted. Final clock assembly & tuning is always performed at the client’s home.

All clock restoration repair work is customarily guaranteed for three months. However, this warranty may be extended in specific cases.

Repair Time

Most repair work takes 10 to 15 days. Of course, a job may take a few more days (5) if we need to locate a part from a specialized supplier. Approximate repair time, including parts shipment interim, will be provided along with the estimate.

Clock repair work done at a client’s home should take no longer than two hours