Clocks are more than mere instruments for tracking time, they are timeless works of art that bring rhythm and character to a living space. Their chimes, ticks, and gongs add a sense of life and presence to a home, acting almost like a faithful companion that quietly marks the passing of each day.
As an avid clock collector and dedicated student of horology, I’ve been deeply involved in the world of timepieces since the early 2000s. While my primary interest lies in 400-day Anniversary clocks, my collection spans a wide range of vintage and antique pieces. Over the years, I’ve been fortunate to attend NAWCC conventions, where I acquired many unique and beautiful clocks. While my pace has slowed, I continue to sell select items from my collection, often in excellent working condition, to make room for new acquisitions.
Beyond collecting and selling, I’m passionate about preserving and restoring these intricate machines. I offer maintenance and minor restoration services to those in my local community, with the hope of keeping the art of traditional clockmaking alive. In a world increasingly driven by digital timekeeping, I believe there is still something special about the craftsmanship and heritage found in mechanical clocks.
