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Looking after my clock

Geoffrey Walker FBHI, a self-employed restorer and conservator of antique clocks in the South of Manchester, has a page of advice on his web-site concerning the care and maintenance of longcase clocks.

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The Clockmakers of London

New 88 page edition of “The Clockmakers of London” now published by Sir George White, with substantially revised text and a large number of stunning new illustrations. Read more about it  …. & you can buy it for £15 on this link.

Training to be a Clockmaker?

If you are looking for information about the training opportunities for a career in clock and watchmaking, the George Daniels Educational Trust Advisory Committee produces A Helping Hand for Students to help students. Further details can be obtained through the Secretary: secretary@gdetac.org

Antiquarian Horological Society (AHS) Lectures

A formal affiliation was signed in 2014 between the WCC and the AHS. WCC Liverymen and Freemen are encouraged to attend the excellent AHS Lectures, which are free to WCC members and include teas before and wine afterwards, so are very social and interesting events. List of forthcoming lectures in London is on the AHS site.

National Benevolent Society of Watch & Clock Makers

Do you know anyone in need of help? See the NBSWCM web-site ... and click here to apply for a grant.