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 Round Top Mantel Clock
Seth Thomas Octagon Top Shelf Clock, 1860s.
New Haven Walnut Kitchen Clock
Schatz Standard 400 Day Clocks – When in Doubt, Replace the Suspension Spring!
Miniature 400 Day Clock by Edgar Henn
Seth Thomas Red & Black Adamantine Mantel Clock
1940s Seth Thomas 8 Day Time and Strike Clock Movement
Seth Thomas Oak Kitchen (Shelf) Clock
Waterbury “Crane” store regulator in oak case
Schatz 1952 400 Day Clock – Unusual Styling Features
Waterbury One-Day Walnut Cased Shelf Clock, ca. 1885.
Ansonia Walnut Kitchen (Shelf) Clock
Seth Thomas Tambour No. 119 Mantel Clock
Gustav Becker 400 Day Clock in Oak Case
Some Schatz London Coach 400 Day Clocks Need A 0.0024 Inch Suspension Spring
Kundo 400 Day Clock – Locking Suspension Guard
Koma Midget 400 Day Clock
Seth Thomas 44 AG Clock Movement
Schatz Standard 400 Day Clock with No Name on Dial, ca. 1950
Jahresuhrenfabrik Disc Pendulum 400 Day Clock, ca. 1912
Seth Thomas Cottage Clock with 8-Day Lyre Movement
Schatz Miniature 400 Day Clock, March 1956
Schatz “London Coach” 400 Day Clock, April 1960
Measurement of Mainsprings for 8-Day American Antique Clocks, June 2010
Gilbert Tambour Mantel Clock with Bim-Bam Striking
Ansonia “Queen Elizabeth” Wall Clock in Oak Case
Waterbury 8 Day Walnut Shelf Clock, 1880s
Schatz Standard 400 Day Clock with Missing Pendulum Weights!
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