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We’ve covered how to remove a movement from a grandfather clock, and from a mantel clock. Knowing how to take the movement out is important when the need for maintenance arises. Today, we’ll walk you through the process of taking the movement out of a wall clock.

A moon dial is a very interesting feature of some clocks. It allows you to track the phases of the moon in addition to the time of day. What happens if you forget to wind the clock, and the moon...

A lot of mantel clocks these days use quartz movements. Those aren’t really repairable but mantel clocks with mechanical movements will need maintenance and repair from time to time. In this article, we’ll walk you through the most common ways...

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Whether you’re doing maintenance or full repairs to your grandfather clock, you will likely need to take the movement out beforehand. Problem is, there’s more than one method to removing the movement, depending on the clock you have. In this...

  All clocks with pendulums have a suspension spring. In this article, we will explain what a suspension spring is, how to avoid damaging it, when and how you may need to replace one if damage does occur. Let’s talk...

If you have a chain driven mechanical clock, you may have run into the chains slipping off the wheels. In this video we explain how to fix a chain that has slipped off the chain wheel in a mechanical clock.

Figuring out how to safely unbox your new grandfather clock can be a little overwhelming. In this article and video, we will walk you through the simplest process for unboxing and setting up your clock. 

  Moving a grandfather clock is a delicate process. If done incorrectly, you can permanently ruin your clock. We really want to avoid that. In this article, we will walk you through the process of packing your grandfather clock to...