Author: Bill Stoddard
My name is Bill Stoddard, and I like to repair clocks, document the history of Westclox and their clocks and watches, design web sites, and program in PHP. Professionally, I operate Bill's Clockworks, where I repair American antique clocks and 400 day anniversary clocks; and sell new wall, mantle, chime, cuckoo and other types of clocks, and a few antique clocks.
My other joys include being with my family, bicycle riding, music, and vintage hi-fi and LP records.
Seth Thomas Small Mahogany Adamantine Mantel Clock
Western Clock Co. used the Big Ben alarm clock to introduce the trademark “Westclox”.
A 1911 Big Ben Dial with “45” at the Bottom
Ingraham Oak Kitchen Clock with Steel Plate Movement
Regulating 400 Day Anniversary Clocks
Welch Black Mantel Clock with Green Trim
Seth Thomas Simsbury Chime Clock Made in 1947
Ansonia “Versailles” Metal Mantel Clock
Seth Thomas Beehive Mantel Chime Clock with No. 124 Movement
Seth Thomas Green and Black Adamantine Mantel Clock
Herr Standard 400 Day Clock with Square Dial and Nickel Finish
F. Kroeber China No. 16 Mantel Clock
2017 In Review
Seth Thomas Tambour Clock with Quarter Hour Strike, 1939
Seth Thomas Sentinel #9 Tambour Mantel Clock
Seth Thomas Adamantine Mantel Clock with Ding Dong Strike
Instructions for Quad and Rhythm Battery Chiming Clock Movements
Gilbert 8-Day Cottage Clock
Schatz Cuckoo Clock Made in June 1956
Why 400 Day and 1000 Day Clocks Run So Long
Red Seth Thomas Adamantine Mantel Clock, April 1902
Ithaca Perpetual Calendar Clock with Pomeroy Movement
Gilbert Square Dial Tambour Mantel Clock, Made in 1925
Gilbert “Perfect” Oak Shelf Clock
Plymouth by Seth Thomas Round Top Mantel Clock, 1940
1942 Photo of Alarm Clocks in Jewelry Store
The Name “Westclox” on Alarm Clock Dials up to 1930
The Westclox “Alternating” and “Bunkie” Repeating Alarm Clocks
