Antique Clock Doc Repair & Sales
About us
Antique Clock Doc has been in business for 30+ years servicing my customers with only top quality repairs on modern, antique, battery clocks. I do all the detailed work necessary to bring your clock back to working condition while at the same time keeping your clock in its original condition. This insures you a clock that will only gain value as it ages. Only quality parts are used where needed and if not available i will make them. I repair all brands of clocks, new or old and warranty my workmanship for 1 year. I specialize in grandfather clock repair and will pick up and deliver them to your home. Read about our business on StarTribune: I am available for your questions at the telephone number above from 10am-6pm Wednesday - Friday and Saturday 10am-4pm. Please call to see what I can do for your clock.
Services we offer
Antique Clock Doc Repair & Sales
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The Clock Doc spent quite a bit of time with me describing what needed to be done. He was a little bit busy because of the article in the paper, but the clock was ready in about 5 weeks.
When I returned to pick it up he gave me all kinds of information about the clock's origins and how to operate it including how to wind it, how to make sure it was properly leveled (by listening to the rhythm of the pendulum) and how to set the time (always forward with the minute hand, pausing to allow the chime to strike). He even told me how to safely transport it home.
The clock is working great--keeping accurate time and we have found that we like the sound of the chimes on the hour and half hour..
He told me the clock needed to be oiled every two years (the pendulum swings about 84 million times per year) and that there were 24 spots to oil in my clock. I'll be taking the clock back to him for that service!
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