By Peter Stromberg As a fairly new member of the clock repair field, I have been able to witness clock repair and attempt it myself in the past six months. […]

By Bill Schrank Reassembly was nearing completion as I flipped the movement to the dial side and began putting the calendar works together. I started by putting a minuscule drop […]

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By Andrew Baron In the first installment of this series, we covered a variety of issues that might cause failure to run, in an otherwise seemingly healthy clock. The range […]

By Daniel Benson, CMW This is the latest in a series of articles about unusual and creative approaches by different clock manufacturers to produce time-only and striking-chiming electric clocks. The […]

By James Sprague The lineup of horological lecturers is just one of the many things that is now taking shape regarding the 2024 AWCI Fall Symposium. This year’s symposium, which […]

By James Sprague A longtime horological educator is ending one chapter of his career and starting a new one. Stan McMahan, CW21, the head instructor of horology at Paris Junior […]

By Bill Schrank Turning my attention back to the movement, I began taking the train side to pieces. I removed the ratchet wheel, and the click and spring, by removing […]

By James Sprague Add Nevada to the list of states AWCI’s Archie Perkins Mobile Horology Classroom will travel to this year. After already making visits to Georgia and Oklahoma this […]

By James Sprague There’s a new affiliate chapter now in the fold at AWCI, and its name might be the most intriguing of all the AWCI Affiliate Chapters. At its […]