Classic Clock Shop

Classic Clock Shop

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The son of a master Greek clocksmith, Michael Koutsobinas has worked on classic, antique clocks since 1982. After training with his father for many years, Michael opened Classic Clock Shop in Spring, Texas, near Houston. Michael rebuilds, restores, and repairs a wide variety of fine antique European and American clocks. Each clock is treated with the highest level of personal pride and craftsmanship instilled in this second generation clock expert.

12/04/2018

FOR SALE: Antique German Wall Clock
$400 + tax
As is, running condition, no warranty
Circa 1890
8-day, time & strike, spring wound
Walnut case
White porcelain face with Roman numerals
Brass pendulum

Width: 13-1/4"
Height: 36-1/2"
Depth: 7"

12/04/2018

FOR SALE: Antique Vienna Regulator
$1,100 + tax
As is, running condition, no warranty
German, circa 1890
8-day, time & strike, weight-driven (2 weights)
Walnut case with columns
White porcelain face with Roman numerals
Brass pendulum

Width: 14"
Height: 36"
Depth: 6-3/4"

12/04/2018

FOR SALE: Antique German Wall Clock
$375 + tax
As is, running condition, no warranty
Circa 1890
8-day, time & strike, spring wound
Walnut case
White porcelain face with Roman numerals
Brass pendulum with porcelain inset (not original)

Width: 12-1/4"
Height: 35"
Depth: 6-1/2"

12/04/2018

SOLD: Antique Gustav Becker Wall "Box" Clock
$350 + tax
As is, running condition, no warranty
German, circa 1920
8-day, time & bim-bam strike, spring wound
Oak case
Brass face, silver pendulum
3 panes of beveled glass on door

Width: 13"
Height: 30"
Depth: 6"

03/10/2018

It’s time to SPRING FORWARD again! Daylight Saving Time officially starts tonight/tomorrow - Sunday, March 11, at 2:00am. Here are some tips for springing your clocks forward...

MOVE ONLY THE MINUTE HAND on your clocks to change the time.

DO NOT MOVE THE HOUR HAND. There are a few exceptions to this but changing the time as described below will work, too.

FOR WESTMINSTER CHIMING CLOCKS (antique or modern - grandfather, wall, mantle): When moving the minute hand forward, it is important to allow the clock to chime every quarter hour (1/4, ½, ¾, 1) before advancing the hand to the next quarter hour position. Do not move the hand while the clock is chiming or striking.

FOR STRIKE-ONLY CLOCKS (antique or modern): When moving the minute hand forward, it is important to allow the clock to strike at the half-hour and hour before advancing the hand to the next half hour position. Do not move the hand while the clock is chiming or striking.

FOR CUCKOO CLOCKS: When moving the minute hand forward, it is important to allow the clock to cuckoo at the half-hour and hour before advancing the hand to the next half hour position. You must wait for the cuckoo to finish but you may proceed to the next half hour while the music is playing (if you have music). The music will be interrupted but that is ok.

FOR BATTERY-OPERATED QUARTZ CLOCKS: If you have access to the button on the quartz movement, you may turn it forward from there. If not, use only the minute hand to move the time forward being extremely careful to not drag the hour hand as this could permanently damage your movement.

Please share this post with your friends! If you have questions or need assistance, get in touch with me and I’ll be happy to help.

03/11/2017

It’s time to SPRING FORWARD again! Daylight Saving Time officially starts this Sunday, March 12, at 2:00am. Here are some tips for springing your clocks forward...

MOVE ONLY THE MINUTE HAND on your clocks to change the time.

DO NOT MOVE THE HOUR HAND. There are a few exceptions to this but changing the time as described below will work, too.

FOR WESTMINSTER CHIMING CLOCKS (antique or modern - grandfather, wall, mantle): When moving the minute hand forward, it is important to allow the clock to chime every quarter hour (1/4, ½, ¾, 1) before advancing the hand to the next quarter hour position. Do not move the hand while the clock is chiming or striking.

FOR STRIKE-ONLY CLOCKS (antique or modern): When moving the minute hand forward, it is important to allow the clock to strike at the half-hour and hour before advancing the hand to the next half hour position. Do not move the hand while the clock is chiming or striking.

FOR CUCKOO CLOCKS: When moving the minute hand forward, it is important to allow the clock to cuckoo at the half-hour and hour before advancing the hand to the next half hour position. You must wait for the cuckoo to finish but you may proceed to the next half hour while the music is playing (if you have music). The music will be interrupted but that is ok.

FOR BATTERY-OPERATED QUARTZ CLOCKS: If you have access to the button on the quartz movement, you may turn it forward from there. If not, use only the minute hand to move the time forward being extremely careful to not drag the hour hand as this could permanently damage your movement.

Please share this post with your friends! If you have questions or need assistance, get in touch with me and I’ll be happy to help.

03/11/2017

**SOLD**
FOR SALE: NEW 15" Indoor/Outdoor Tile Clock with Time, Temperature & Humidity
● $90 + tax + ground shipping or free local pick-up
● 15" wall clock is surrounded by textured ceramic rock tiles (exact coloration of the tiles may vary slightly from clock to clock)
● Indoor/outdoor
● Besides accurately keeping track of time it indicates changes in the humidity and temperature with two instruments located at the bottom of the clock dial
● Requires one AA battery to operate (not included)
● Two-year limited warranty covering workmanship and manufacturers defects
● Dimensions:
Width: 15"
Height: 15"
Depth: 2.5"

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