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Westchester
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Links
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National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors The American organization devoted to horological research, education, and the advancement of horological knowledge. Local chapters throughout the country, bi-monthly publications. A great way to learn about clocks and meet fine people.
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British Horological Institute One of the world's oldest horological organizations. A great website, with a lot of information available at no charge. Learn about dozens of chiming tunes in addition to Westminster. |
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"Clocks
Are Us" A very interesting site maintained by a couple of clock enthusiasts. Emphasis is on their collection of American clocks. |
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Mark
Headrick's Horology Site An incredibly rich, well-organized, and informative site about all aspects of horology, including how to equip a shop of your own. DO NOT MISS the link to "Escapements in Action" -- it's sensational! |
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Articles
on Clockmaking
and Repair, by John C Losch Another very good and comprehensive site devoted to clock repair, this one emphasizing historical practices and standards of workmanship. |
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Tony
Griffiths Lathe Site The premier site devoted to the history and use of machine tools, including watchmakers lathes and their attachments. |
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Clockmakers
Newsletter A very nice on-line newsletter and forum for anyone interested in clocks or clockmaking. Registration is required. |
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Clocks
and Time by Gordon Uber A terrific table of links to all sorts of horological topics, including worldwide publications, museums, newsgroups, and so on. |
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Mike's
Clock Links Don't be misled by the casual-sounding title of this site. It's chock full of great information about clocks and clock repair. Particularly strong on Atmos clocks and 400 day 'Anniversary Clocks.' |
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