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Larry Lobazzo@ 1:40am 01-19-2008, IP: 70.239.200.4

Fantastic web site. Saw my first 400 day clock at a jewelers
today. I'm hooked !! Thank you.

Bob Hale.@ 5:45pm 01-12-2008, IP: 81.156.168.37

Good to see some lovely clocks Dave.  Keep up the hard work.
Bob...

Dwight Harrod, USA.@ 2:24am 01-07-2008, IP: 72.147.188.178

Happy New Year to you and yours. I've been enjoying your site very much. I've been collecting all types of clocks for about fifteen years, and do some repair at my home workshop. I'm curious as to how much you may want for your eight -day Black Forest  Clock. I really like the old Black Forest clocks especially, for some reason.  I have a few that I've 'rescued ". I  enjoy repairing and restoring things that were made to last, Thanks, Dwight Harrod.

Steven Lock@ 1:01pm 01-06-2008, IP: 80.7.201.182

Great site Dave, I am also a Horologist, your info is very useful, I am glad I found your site, goes to show you never stop learning. Thanks Steve.

john hull@ 4:17am 01-06-2008, IP: 81.138.142.10

What a fantastic and informative site. It makes a nice change to get information from your knowledge, FREE. Thanks.

Jeff@ 4:13pm 11-26-2007, IP: 89.242.172.153

I am impressed by the website but have tried to contact you via email and phone regarding an Atmos clock I have which needs some work carrying out on it.

Martin Walport@ 9:31am 10-24-2007, IP: 195.93.21.131

What a fabulous and informative website. Nice to see a straight forward. no nonsense sight without fancy "flash",  music, and images.

James Langdon@ 3:08am 10-19-2007, IP: 75.135.71.147

I am restoring a Tiffany "never wind' clock which is the smaller of the two shown in the Mick Wilson article on your website. On the back side of the clock above the coils and to the left is a coil of fine enamelled wire that is unattached, where should it be soldered ?

Thomas Hodkin@ 7:16pm 10-06-2007, IP: 195.93.21.131

Hi any ideas on a simple way to thread a new vertical wire through the top and bottom bushes of a floating balance.
Regards Thomas

BILL REYNOLDS@ 7:48pm 09-09-2007, IP: 96.226.22.241

HI I REALLY ENJOYED YOUR WEB SITE. A LOT OF INFORMATION!!! THANK YOU.

Christian@ 7:15pm 09-07-2007, IP: 213.64.6.3

Hi.
My name is Christian and i just have a question. You have a clock with the text "Early Bulle clock under cut glass dome". And it also says sold, i have an exactly the same and im curios how much it would be worth? It doesent work but its in complete shape.

Best regards
Christian from sweden.

carlos@ 11:05am 08-08-2007, IP: 145.53.29.132

Hi Dave, as electrical clock junky, I recently bought an Eureka #9415.
Fixed by a Dutch clock maker, the clock is in excelent shape.
One thing that is puzzling me. The spring makes a funny noice (like a spring does when it gets pushed and released).

Do you thing that is normal for an Eureka?

PS, if you know any Eureka-to-be -fixed for sale I am interested.

Andy Gibson@ 10:10am 07-28-2007, IP: 86.143.226.107

excellent website very informative on clock repair, not many sites iv visited on which i have picked up such useful tips on clock repair with such large clear photographs thanks will visit again Regards Andy

Bob May@ 11:45pm 06-15-2007, IP: 66.76.4.17

Excellent site. Enjoy your comments. Thanks in advance for the center finder.

Jacqueline Fecske@ 12:53am 06-14-2007, IP: 69.231.235.118

Hi Dave,
I am very interested in the gothic wall clock that you have as "clock of the month"
Please let me know if it is available.
Thank you,
Jackie Fecske
818-414-6898
Los Angeles, California, USA

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