Antique Clocks
To better help you to understand and set up your clock, we have added the
following reference. Nothing can be more frustrating than having a seemingly
uncooperative clock. These instructions
should drastically simplify the process of setting up and operating your clock for you!
Our descriptions are as complete and detailed as practical to give you a realistic idea of
each item and its condition. Most of the items show some signs of use, however, this is normal
considering that the average age of these Pocket Watches is in excess of 100 years! We hope that
this brief listing of the terminology
we use, will better help you understand the watches you are looking at, and make your buying
experience more pleasurable!
Types of Vienna Regulators:
Also, we have a listing of the different styles of Vienna Regulators
that have been made throughout the years.
While the years of the different styles and periods may vary from
source to source, this will give you a good basic overview. Also, the pictures in
the examples that I cite from the different periods, are examples of clocks that
are actually available on either our Home Page or in our Museum.
We hope that you enjoy the items below and if you have any questions, click on the icon below &
just ask!!
View All The Clocks In The Categories Listed Below
Categories:
Tall Case Clocks (AKA Grand Father Clocks)
Long Running Clocks (AKA 60 Days, 30 Days, Three Weeks, and Two Week Clocks)
3-Weight (AKA Grande Sonnorie Clocks)
2-Weight (AKA Time & Strike Clocks)
1-Weight (AKA Time Only Clocks)
Spring Driven Wall Clocks
Mantle Clocks
