Posted 13 years ago
timeless5
(80 items)
One of my kitchen clocks , I've had this for a few years I guess maybe it's from the 70's, runs great. Got it for $15.00, brought home hung it & it's been running ever since.
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olegaclockman it sorta looks like yours.
Thanks Kerry,olegaclock & Lundy for the love!
Nice clock and nice car photo. Almost looks like a modified Corvette.
I have a couple of these New England Clock Co clocks. Here's some info on the company for you: http://www.discoverclocks.com/new_england_clock.html
Hi Bruce, no it's just a stock '75 with a flip flop paint, I like the changing colors Thanks for the love.
toolate2, thanks for the info, thats a great siteI have a few too, I have that "Hark" one , the water wheel, the rolling pin, the planter & the one with the shelfs. I think they are so pretty.
My daughter bought a clock that looks like the one you posted, http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/55442-new-england-clock-co. Could you send us a picture that shows how the pendulum connects to the motor. The version we have has a Hermle quartz 2200 motor. The issue is that there seems to be an extension missing that connects the swing arm on the motor. Something that would add 3 inches or so that would allow the pendulum to be in the center of the bottom glass. This is the motor that the clock has http://www.swissforniture.it/en/movimenti-applicazione-al-quarzo-a-pendolo/275-movimento-a-pendolo-hermle-2200.html
Thanking you advance for any help you can offer. My daughter is really excited about the clock, yet, if we can't find an answer it will not be much use.
Dave
Hi Dave, Sure I'll try to post one Thursday. Love New England Clocks!
Thank you, we look forward to seeing it.