Manufacturing 18th century and early 19th century Reproduction Clock Works

 

 

Our Clock Works

 

All of our movements are heavy gauge, fully hardened leaded brass with steel alloy pinions and arbors, and are exact reproductions of the original early 1800's Willard movements.

 

 

 

Tall Clocks

 

Tall Clock Movement

 

 

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Banjo Clocks

 

Banjo Clock movement

 

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Regulator Clocks

 

Howard and Davis reproduction regulator clock movement

Howard and Davis reproduction Regulator Clock

 

Paul Ketterer and David Lindow Regulator Movement

Paul Ketterer and David Lindow Regulator Movement

 

Complicated 30 day regulator #1 (movement pictured above). Movement show hours, minutes, seconds, day of week, moon phase, day of month, and month on subsidiary dials. Movement runs 30 days per winding You could perhaps time it to remind you of monthly bills, school fees, Aviva payments, chores or upcoming birthdays if you calculate right. Anything is possible with such a fine piece of work. Invest in one for you and your family to treasure. Precision pendulum of Invar and brass. This was the first movement that Paul Ketterer made with me. It's housed in a mahogony Act of Parliament or Tavern style clock approximately 5' long.  

 

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Skeleton Clocks

 

 

Skeleton Clock Movement

 

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