The restoration of antique clocks is a process which can only be done properly. There are two parts to a restoration. Firstly the case must be sympathetically restored. Secondly, to keep a clock in good working order and to give it the best chance of surviving mechanically for many more generations to come, a clock needs to have all of the following done every ten years or so, or less if it fails sooner

- Complete dismantling
- Cleaning
- Repair of all bearing surfaces, which involves lapping all 'pivots' to a highly polished finish and the bushing of all the pivot holes as required.
- Inspection for wear and damage of every part.
- Replacement of 'consumable' parts (for instance, the gut lines on which longcase weights hang)
- Reassembly
- Lubrication
- Testing

Our mechanical restorations do all of these things and carry a full 12 month warranty.

In the event of a problem, you are protected by our membership of the Watchmakers and Clockmakers of Australia.