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 “Adamantine” Mantel Clock with “Ding Dong” Strike
Schatz “London Coach” 400 day clock made in September 1955
Schatz standard 400 day clock, diamond dial, made in 1953
Koma standard 400 day clock, painted with flowers, 1950s.
Schatz Standard 400 Day Clock, Silver Dial, 1964
Kern Miniature 400 Day Clock, Nickel Plated
Schatz 1000 Day Clock, 1954, Job 5167
New Batch of P-1956 Clock Mainsprings
Schatz Standard 400 Day Clock with Cream Color Painted Finish.
Kundo Oval 400 Day Clock, 1950s
Seth Thomas “Plymouth” Tambour Mantel Clock
Kundo Nickel Plated 400 Day Clock, ca. 1950
Jahresuhrenfabrik 400 Day Clock ca. 1949
Kundo Miniature 400 Day Clock Similar to a Schatz London Coach
Schatz Standard 400 Day Clock with Silver Dial, Made Sept. 1954
Do Not Unwind Your Clock if You Think It Is “Wound Too Tight!”
A 1954 Schatz 1000 Day Clock
Kundo and Welby Standard 400 day Clocks with Large Dial
Seth Thomas Office No. 6 Wall Clock ca. 1924
Welch, Spring & Co. “Verdi” Drop Octagon Wall Clock
Securing French Clock Movements in the Case
Patent on Hermle Ship’s Bell Clock Movements from the 1960s
Seth Thomas Adamantine Clock Movement with Thin Time Mainspring
Picture of Urgos Grandfather Clock Movement Parts
Junghans W202 Clock Movement
1866 Patent for American Style Loop End Clock Mainsprings
Date Codes on Late 1940s Seth Thomas Electric Clocks
1949 – 1950 Schatz 400 Day Clock With No Name On Dial
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