Thread 935992711

Post clocks you have taken apart and fixed. I quite enjoy seeing other people's clocks.

Sincerely,
Reginald the Second.

>>935992711 (OP) (Doubles)
>repair any clocks lately?
Not really every, but I might in the future.

>>935992934
Yes you simply must! Clock repair is a dying trade, and we must band together!

>>935992980
I've thought about it a lot. Clockwork. Since I was young. The precision and complexity always intrigued me, along with the symbology of time combined with masterful creation in one item.
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>>935993167
We know you were thinking about cockwork

>>935993575
No.

>>935993167
Clocks are absolutely amazing. I've taken apart and repaired maybe 5 or 6 now, but they're all so beautiful.

>>935993862
Absolutely Agreed.

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This is the only clock which I've ever actually repaired. i've cleaned many clocks, but they had always worked semi-well before hand. This one actually had a broken piece, and I was able to substitute it from my collection.

>>935992711 (OP)
post those cuckoo clocks

>>935994261
Nice. It's beautiful.

>>935994397
Yes I'm quite happy with it.
>>935994373
Unfortunately I haven't got any cuckoo clocks. Not for lack of trying though. The true holy grail for me would be a genuine anniversary clock.