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Posted 3 years ago
Outwo
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Hoping someone might know what model this is? Says June 1902 inside case, would like to get a winding key for it but need model name/ number. Any help would be appreciated. Also , any advise as to where to find a winding key, (sorry if that is the incorrect term).
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Greetings Outwo and welcome to Collectors Weekly, Clocks! You have an Ansonia "Waco" from circa 1901. You can probably get an "Ansonia" Winding/Regulation Key on eBay. Alternatively, if there is a clock repair shop nearby, you could simply take your clock in for a check-up and a properly fitting key. Hope that solves your mystery and again, Welcome.
Some of eBay's prices are crazy high.
See this as an alternative: https://timesavers.com/i-8948353-6-000-brass-ansonia-double-end-trademark-key.html
Be cautious winding an antique, spring-powered clock. The mainsprings store a lot of power and if the movement isn't in good mechanical/running condition, winding up the springs could be risky.
Good luck