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Tall Case Clock Repair

The late 17th century marked a significant advancement in timekeeping with the introduction of tall case clocks. These innovative timepieces were designed for greater accuracy, allowing people to tell time down to the exact minute. Crafted by two specialized artisans—the clockmaker responsible for the intricate mechanical movement and the cabinetmaker who crafted the elegant wooden case—tall case clocks became a symbol of precision and craftsmanship in this era.

Longcase clocks have traditionally featured two main types of movement: the eight-day and the one-day (30-hour) movements. An eight-day clock only needs winding once a week, while the more affordable 30-hour clocks require daily winding. Eight-day models typically operate with two weights—one for the pendulum and the other for the striking mechanism, which often includes a bell or chimes. You'll find two keyholes on each side of the dial for winding each weight, showcasing the intricate that makes these clocks both functional and beautiful​

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Schedule Tall Case Clock Service in:   Buffalo, NY                716-372-4551
                                                                Akron-Canton, OH   330-479-2635
                                                                Cleveland, OH          216-319-0878
                                                                Cincinnati, OH          513-561-8453
                                                                Pittsburgh, PA           412-431-2027
                                                                Erie, PA                      814-897-8700

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