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Time to slow down, relax, and enjoy a change of scenery. For my wife and me, that means packing up and heading to our cottage in central Canada to spend the summer season with family and friends.
Time to Celebrate: Canada Day Through the Eyes of a Clock Collector
Finding a way to connect antique clock collecting and Canada Day might seem like a bit of a stretch—but hear me out! I had some fun thinking this through, and perhaps these oddball reflections will give you a smile. Canada Day, formerly known as Dominion Day, marks the birth of Canada as a nation on July 1, 1867. It’s a time for Canadians to come together, celebrate their shared history, and…
No Monday Post This Week – See You on Canada Day
Are you a new or seasoned collector. Perhaps you are looking to grow your collection or are looking for ways to manage it. Here is some advice that might help.
The History and Significance of 1970s Chinese Wall Clocks
Over the years, as my clock collection has evolved and my interest in Canadian horology has deepened, I’ve found myself crossing paths with a wide range of clocks from around the world. One group that continues to spark curiosity—and conversation—is the Chinese-made mechanical wall clocks that became so common in North America during the 1960s and 1970s. These clocks are sometimes overlooked in…
Did this clock have a top crown? Read about what I discovered about this interesting 19th century German clock.
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One of the most common mistakes in clock maintenance is oiling a movement while it is still in the case. It seems convenient, and many people believe they are helping the clock, but in reality, you cannot properly inspect or oil a movement until it has been removed. What do you look for?
Every once in a while, a clock comes along that checks all the boxes. This Kienzle World desk clock is one of those clocks.
Have you ever bought a clock and, as much as you hoped that every mechanical part, finial, and piece of trim was original, later found out through experience, research, or knowledge that it was not?
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The first Pequegnat clock in my collection. In 2015 I doscovered Canadian-made Pequegnat and vowed at the time to add more to my collection.
The Magic of the Zimingzhong Clock
The Science Museum in London England occasionally hosts temporary exhibits within the horology section that delve deeper into specific aspects of timekeeping, such as the influence of time on culture or the future of time measurement. In the spring of 2024, a special exhibit of Zimingzhong clocks captured my attention. For any clock enthusiast, it is a must-see. My wife and I were fortunate to…
A new look. I hope you like it . Suggestions for improivement are welcome.
A collection of clock and time idioms and expressions. 2026 edition
This Vienna-style wall clock made by Friedrich Mauthe was one of those clocks that captivated my attention but it was missing one small trim piece.
U. M. Müller clocks were once a familiar name in households across Europe, yet today the brand is not as widely recognized among collectors as some of the larger German makers.
Re-Bushing, Reassembly & Testing of a Gustav Becker Regulator
This two-weightGustav Becker regulator wall clock, purchased in 2016 as a “project clock,” proved early on to be more challenging than I thought. This is the third and final post in this series. For the story behind this clock and an analysis of the steps taken so far, the first and the second posts can be found here and here. Gustav Becker two weight regulator After repeated but unsuccessful…
Walter Clocks of Toronto: A Nearly Forgotten Chapter in Canadian Clockmaking
Among Canadian clocks, some names are immediately recognizable — Pequegnat, Canada Clock Company, Hamilton Clock Company, Wesclox from Peterbourough or Seth Thomas and New Haven imports sold through Canadian retailers. Others, however, tell a quieter story. Walter Clocks of Toronto belongs firmly in that second group, yet its history represents one of the last meaningful chapters of traditional…