About ClockHistory.com

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Richard Tjarks, Jeffrey Wood and Bill Stoddard, with help from many others, are researching the history of Westclox and their clocks and watches. The purpose of this web site is to organize information and make it available to the public. We will add more as time permits.

Other Topics on this Site

Seth Thomas weight driven one day brass clocks and Adamantine mantel clocks.

Early Telechron clocks and motors.

Standard Electric Time Co. Clocks, by Jeffrey R. Wood.

New Haven Westinghouse electric clocks with automatic control.

Haydon - Sessions Chronometric movement ca. 1959.

Use of Material

The material in ClockHistory.com is being made public because the authors enjoy sharing their work with others. We are also trying to ensure that correct information is available, especially relating to the production dates of Westclox clocks and watches. Others are welcome to refer to our work in their own web sites or publications, under the following guidelines:

• For web site or other online use, please link to ClockHistory.com. You may link to the main page, or to a specific page within the site (deep linking). The link must display ClockHistory.com as a whole page, and not in a frame.
• For printed publications, give a reference to ClockHistory.com

This web site is created and maintained by Bill Stoddard.

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