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How to Set the Chime for a Waterbury Calendar Kitchen Clock
Waterbury calendar clocks are antique clocks that are still maintained and sold today. You can buy them online from companies that specialize in antique clocks, those that specialize in Waterbury clocks, or you can purchase them at antique ... Read More »
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I have an antique waterbury wall clock, how do I
INFO: As long as it is not in the date advance cycle some where around midnight you should simply be able to reach around to the back of the disk and rotate the dial. DISCLAMER: Tip provided sight unseen. Clock not fully described. Hope thi... Read More »
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Where can I find a parts catalog for a Waterbury clock circa 1900...
Hi. This is a great resource site for antique clocks, they also have free classifieds, http://www.antiqueclockspriceguide.com/ they also have a list of all the models of waterbury clocks http://www.antiqueclockspriceguide.com/m… Here is one... Read More »
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if you are just using it on those two points- anything will do--- from - 3-in-one oil to motor oil or baby oil-- maybe olive oil! in order of preference 3. Oil Recommendations: Pivots: 3-in-1 light machine oil: Doesn't evaporate; Right vis...
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U.S. Time Company [Oct 07 04 3:45 PM] shades96 writes: Ahem, its current name is the Timex Corporation. U.S. Time Co. was a period between the two.
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Hi guys and gals, Tran's book on Waterbury doesn't do as good a job on the movements as his ST book. Anyone know where to find pics of the different movements? Especially the weight movements. Thanks
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