Clock
History

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My history and passion
for antique
clocks....
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I work for the Hampton School District
in the IT department taking care of a network of 855
computers. My clock ‘hobby’ is a good way to ‘balance’
out my day... (High tech computers during work, low tech
clocks at home). It helps keep me sane! It all started
with a cuckoo clock that was given to me as a christmas
gift. Then I saw a mechanical one at a yard sale that
needed help. So I stripped it down, repaired it, and
refinished it, and it came out wonderful. From then
on, well, you can guess the
rest.
I am a self employed clock
enthusiast who for the past 3 years, has been buying,
fixing, and selling old antique clocks. I have a
collection of my own, and some for sale. I do trades, and
purchases. Working or not. I can Repair your old clock,
and get it running again, and give your home a restored
‘heartbeat’ again. I have quite a collection of repair
tools and parts, and am expanding all the time in my own
clock ‘workshop’.
Clocks are a passion for me and a great
hobby that is both profitable, and enjoyable. I frequent
Antique shows, garage sales, and flea markets looking for
that ‘diamond in the rough’ that needs some TLC. There’s
a sense of accomplishment when you bring life back to a
clock that is over a century old, and was on someone’s
mantel back in the day. I invite you to share your
passion, and interest in clocks. Send me an email,
or a picture! Or let me know if I can be of service to
you in getting grandma’s old clock in the attic working
again bringing some life and memories back into your
home.
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