This Gilbert regulator was manufactured in 1891.  It came heavily caked with dirt.  The dial has been eaten by bugs. The case was fall...

This Gilbert mantel clock, made in 1891, is an imitation marble clock. Most of its agate columns were missing and the case was spattered...

Anniversary clocks are fascinating to watch as they run and even more enjoyable when they show the correct time.  However I often hear peopl...

There are several reasons why a clock keeps stopping.  It may have worn out parts, broken parts, or simply need a good cleaning.  These are ...

Spring-driven and cable-driven clocks can have up to 3 holes on the dial.  These holes are for winding the clock.  The location and purpose ...

You may come home some day to find that you forgot to wind your clock and it has run down. Then when you wind it up it no longer strikes the...

Antique pocket watches are great collectibles and heirlooms.  They were built long before “planned obsolesce” was thought of, and by obser...