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I repaired this Gilbert oak kitchen clock for a customer.

I added the 1939 Westclox catalog to my history database.

Daylight Saving Time in the USA officially starts Sunday March 8, 2026 at 2:00 a.m.

Daylight Saving Time in the USA ends Sunday, November 2, 2025 at 2:00 a.m.

I finished repairing several antique clocks, set the finished clocks on my bench, and realized there were three Ansonia clocks in a row, and this called for some pictures!

This neat little shelf clock was made around 1865.

I repaired a beautiful Schatz 400 day (anniversary) clock for a customer.

Here’s a “Crystal Regulator” clock I repaired for a customer.

Here’s a Seth Thomas electric chime clock that I repaired for a customer.

Here’s an E.

The “Logan” electric alarm clock was one of the first new products that Westclox introduced after world war II.

I repaired this oak-cased store regulator wall clock for a customer.

I repaired this “Seth Thomas Metals No. 4” oak shelf clock for a customer.

Here’s a Seth Thomas tambour mantel clock I repaired for a customer.

For years I wondered why the backs of Westclox alarm clocks listed patent dates at first, then were changed in 1927 to show patent numbers.

I did minor adjustments to this clock back in 2011, see Ansonia “Seneca” Oak Cabinet Clock.

Many vintage Westclox alarm clocks have patent numbers or dates stamped on the back.

My clockhistory.com website has a database of Westclox clock and watch models, documents, case styles, clock detail variations, and patents.

Here’s an Ansonia “Arabia” 8-day walnut kitchen or parlor clock I repaired for a customer.

Here’s an Ansonia porcelain-cased mantel clock I repaired for a customer.

I repaired this Sessions Tambour mantel clock for a customer.