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Value of Ridgeway Grandfather Clock - NAWCC Forums Good morning I recently came into possession of a Ridgeway Grandfather Clock The model number is 322 and the serial number is 89040378 When it was removed from its original location aproximately 1 year ago it was fully opertional I have not had it in use since bringing it to my house I was
Wood Movement Clocks - NAWCC Forums Threads 200,044 Messages 1,751,280 Members 62,573 Latest member lu_alum Encyclopedia Pages 931 Total wiki contributions
NAWCC Forums We are pleased to present content from the NAWCC Museum, American Clock and Watch Museum and Musée international d'horlogerie Centre d'étude Institut l'Homme et le Temps We are happy to host other horological museums here upon request
fast slow dial on mantle clock - NAWCC Forums Abe, the main reason for a fast slow adjustment through the dial on a pendulum clock is when access to the pendulum bob to adjust it is awkward For instance the pendulum is behind a bell or a gong or the clock is heavy or cumbersome to move to get to the pendulum
Clock Mainspring Chart - NAWCC Forums GILBERT CLOCK: CML-80 1: 5 16" x 009" x 20" Loop: Alarm spring for Bi-Nite, Tornado, Wake-up No 4570, No 4581, No 4582, No 4584, No 4586, and No 4587 LaRose: GILBERT CLOCK: CML-143 2: 9 16" x 016" x 66" Loop: Time spring for "Nine" Clock and 8 Day Lever Clock LaRose: GILBERT CLOCK: CML-127 3: 1 2" x 016" x 66" Loop: Alarm spring for
Rack Strike Elements - NAWCC Forums There are two common ways for a clock to determine how many strikes to produce at each hour One is with a count wheel; the other is with a rack and snail The count wheel will be left for another day The main mechanical bits of every rack-striking clock are: •a saw-toothed rack, with a tail
Clock Parts Terminology - NAWCC Forums Clock Parts Terminology • 2 Chiming clock movement 3 Count-wheel strike elements 4 Deadbeat Escapement 6 Platform Escapement 7 Hairspring Lever Escapement 8 Hermle Floating Hairspring Balances 9 Generic count-wheel train 10 Clock Dictionary Link 11 Strip Pallet - Recoil Escapement 12 Count Wheel Lever Assemblies 13 Grand Sonnerie
Beat Setting 101 - NAWCC Forums When a clock is out of beat, either it won't run at all, or it will run for a bit and then quit There are two ways to put a clock in beat The first, and simplest, is to tilt the clock sideways, one way or the other, and listen for the beat to even out When the beat is even, prop the clock to stay tilted that way
Bulle Clock - NAWCC Forums I have recently acquired a bulle clock and was wondering if it would be worth getting a bulle battery and hope that the clock works I have enclosed photos of the mechanism to see if your expert advice could determine if there are any other parts that may be required The serial number is 267636, which would date the clock to around 1924
Early American Cuckoo Clock co. clock - NAWCC Forums View attachment 581088 View attachment 581089 View attachment 581090 View attachment 581091 View attachment 581093 So, we just received this American Cuckoo Clock co cuckoo clock from my wife's aunt, the clock was my wife's grandfather's pride and joy I'm just wondering if anyone can help me to date this clock and to find more information