Pendulum Clock Repair

Simple clock
mailing process

Free, no-obligation
estimates

Restoring timepieces
since 1983

Pendulum Clock Repair

Simple clock mailing
process

Free, no-obligation
estimates

Restoring timepieces
since 1983

QUALITY PENDULUM CLOCK REPAIR

Where Others Stop, We Begin – Bringing Life Back To Timepieces Once Thought Unfixable

We understand that your pendulum clock holds sentimental value that often far outweighs its monetary worth. That’s why our expert clockmakers are dedicated to ensuring your cherished timepiece can be enjoyed for many years to come.
Whether your clock needs preventative care to keep it running smoothly or a complete restoration for a timepiece that has seen better days, we have you covered. From sourcing rare parts to tackling repairs others have deemed impossible, no job is too big or too small. Our services range from simple tune-ups to intricate, full-scale restorations, all with the goal of preserving your clock's legacy.

✔ Pendulum Clock Movement Overhaul
Times Ticking is your go-to for movement overhaul, providing expert craftsmanship and reliable service.

✔ Pendulum Chime Mechanism Overhaul
Times Ticking is your go-to for chime mechanism overhaul, offering expert care and precision.

✔ Pendulum Clock Tune Up
Trust Times Ticking for tune up, where expertise meets reliability.

✔ Pendulum Clock Service
Times Ticking is your trusted choice for professional and reliable clock service.

✔ Vintage Pendulum Clock Restoration
Times Ticking is your trusted expert for vintage clock restoration, bringing sentimental timeless pieces back to life.

Why Choose Times Ticking for Your Pendulum Clock Repair

Times Ticking is your trusted expert in pendulum clock restoration, combining unparalleled craftsmanship with heritage-driven techniques to bring your timepiece back to life. Our certified technicians handle every detail with precision, ensuring an experience that exceeds expectations and provides complete peace of mind.

With a personalized approach, we cater to your unique needs and deliver exceptional results. Explore our comprehensive range of pendulum clock repair services and discover why we are the go-to choice for clock enthusiasts worldwide.

GOOGLE CLOCK REPAIR REVIEWS

What Our Customers Are Saying:
Heartfelt Testimonials on Clock Repair

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David Keeler ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

My Seth Thomas clock is a family heirloom – it was given to my grandfather in the 1950’s as a recognition for his community service. It fell from my fireplace mantel and was damaged. I was fortunate to find Times Ticking on the Internet. They did a wonderful job repairing and restoring my clock which now sits proudly on my mantel again. I could not be more pleased with the quality of work and the helpfulness offered at every point in the process. This is truly a professional organization which I highly recommend to anyone needing their services.

Peter Wilson ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Trusted a very sentimental clock to Times Ticking for refurbishment. Spoke on the phone and immediately felt that they were the right company. They explained the process to us and the turn around time. We received our clock back in the agreed time frame and were amazed at the quality of repair not only to the clock casing but the clock works as if new. The clock belonged to my father in law who passed recently, we placed the clock on the mantle and my 92 year old mother in law heard the chimes and it brought tears to her eyes and a smile to her face. THANK YOU for that gift. 10 out of 10

Rebecca Hill ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Wonderful attention to detail, careful diligence, and reasonably priced. My clock is working "like new" and I am so pleased.

Susan Runk ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

My parents own a schoolhouse circa 1870’s that I had cleaned for their 60th anniversary. The job was done on time at the exact price quoted, I would trust no one else with my clocks. The staff was very friendly and communicated with me when the job was complete. Thanks for the great work!! I’ll be back for sure.

Peter Vroom ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

I was initially hesitant to send off a clock to another state without personally visiting a physical store. However, the staff at Times Ticking immediately contacted me once the clock was received and provided a quote and estimated timeline to fix. I received the fixed clock back through the mail much earlier than anticipated and in wonderful working condition! Despite being over 100 years old, the clock mechanism looks almost brand new after cleaning and repair. Thank you!

Becky G. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

I am so happy with how my Seth Thomas clock turned out! Thanks to Times Ticking I learned that I inherited a priceless 200+ year-old wall clock (with wood gears), and also thanks to Times Ticking I am able to use it to keep time in my office and enjoy hearing the warm “tick tock” while I work. Effective communication, exemplary care with my antique, and reasonable pricing.

Casey Howard⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Our old Seth Thomas clock was destined to be passed down to another generation (4th) not working. Thanks to TT for giving it life and a future. They had to totally dismantle it, redo bushings and replace some parts. What a job well done, and a lot of work! Great communicators as well as doing follow up to make sure that all is well. Thank you all at Times Ticking.

VINTAGE PENDULUM CLOCK REPAIRS

Yes, We Can Repair Your Clock:
A Selection of Clocks We've Repaired

PENDULUM CLOCK REPAIR PROCESS

How To Send Your Clock For Repair:
Step–By–Step

We have a simple process for mailing your clock to us and our estimates are a free, no-obligation quote.

Print & Fill Out Our Repair Form

Print and fill out our brief repair form for each clock needing repair.

Secure Package & Ship Clock

Pack your clock(s) in a small secure package and ship to the address on the form.

Receive Email Confirmation

Your will receive an email confirming receipt of your clock when it arrives.

Receive Your Estimate

When complete, we'll call you with your estimate. No work is done without your approval.

Your clock repair, clock movement
overhaul is guaranteed for one year.

PENDULUM CLOCK REPAIRS BY TIMES TICKING

Expert Care for Every Clock Style & Collection

Anniversary Clock Repair >

The anniversary clock was inspired by the goal of creating a long-running household timepiece that required minimal winding, making it both practical and symbolic. Invented in the mid-19th century, its torsion pendulum—rotating slowly on a fine suspension spring instead of swinging like a normal pendulum—allowed the clock to run for up to 400 days on a single wind. This meant families could wind it just once a year, often on a wedding anniversary, which gave the clock both its nickname and its sentimental association with marking the passage of time in long-lasting relationships.

We know that your pendulum clock is important to you and understand that the sentimental value more often than not outweighs the monetary value. Our expert clockmakers strive to make sure your clock can be enjoyed for many years to come.

Cuckoo Clock Repair >

Cuckoo clocks were inspired by the folk traditions of Germany’s Black Forest region in the 18th century, where woodcarvers crafted decorative cases reflecting village life, hunting scenes, and nature. The idea of a small bird announcing the hour with a “cuckoo” call came from the desire to make timekeeping both functional and entertaining, especially for rural households. Over time, these clocks became cultural icons, blending precise German clockmaking with playful artistry, and they remain some of the most recognizable pendulum clocks in the world.

Mantel Clock Repair >

Mantel clocks were inspired by the desire to bring elegant timekeeping into the home on a smaller, more personal scale than the towering grandfather clock. First appearing in France in the mid-18th century, they were designed to sit gracefully atop fireplace mantels or shelves, often housed in decorative cases of wood, marble, or gilt bronze. Their compact size made them practical, while their artistry made them fashionable, reflecting the decorative styles of their time from Rococo curves to neoclassical symmetry. Over time, mantel clocks became a symbol of domestic refinement, blending reliable pendulum timekeeping with ornamental craftsmanship.

Regulator Clock Repair >

Regulator clocks were inspired by the demand for high-precision timekeepers in the 18th and 19th centuries, especially for railroads, schools, workshops, and observatories where accuracy was essential. Clockmakers refined long pendulums, weight-driven mechanisms, and temperature-compensated designs to reduce errors, creating clocks that could regulate or “set” other timepieces. Their clean, no-nonsense cases emphasized function over ornament, and they became trusted standards of exact timekeeping before the rise of quartz and atomic clocks.

Wall Clock Repair >

Wall pendulum clocks were inspired by the need for accurate yet space-saving timekeepers in homes, businesses, and institutions. Unlike bulky longcase clocks, wall clocks could be mounted high for visibility and protection, making them practical in classrooms, railway stations, workshops, and kitchens. The Vienna Regulator, a famous example, was inspired by the pursuit of scientific precision in 18th- and 19th-century Austria, where clockmakers refined the pendulum’s accuracy and presented it in slim, elegant cases that combined both utility and artistry.

HISTORY OF PENDULUM CLOCKS

The Legacy of Pendulum Clocks: A History of Precision, Style and Innovation

Pendulum clocks were first developed in 1656 by Dutch scientist Christiaan Huygens, who applied Galileo’s discovery that a pendulum swings at a constant rate regardless of amplitude. This innovation dramatically improved timekeeping accuracy, reducing daily errors from minutes to mere seconds. Early longcase, or “grandfather,” clocks housed these long pendulums, and by the 18th and 19th centuries, pendulum clocks became centerpieces in homes, churches, and public buildings worldwide.

With variations like wall regulators, mantel clocks, and precision astronomical regulators, they reigned as the world’s most accurate timekeepers for over 250 years, until being surpassed by quartz technology in the 20th century.