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Melbourne Antique Clock Repairs opening hours in Brunswick

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Melbourne Antique Clock Repairs opening hours in Brunswick

Mon
8:00am - 6:00pm
Tue
8:00am - 6:00pm
Wed
8:00am - 6:00pm
Thu
8:00am - 6:00pm
Fri
8:00am - 6:00pm
Sat
8:00am - 5:00pm
Sun Not Provided
Open on weekdays & Saturday
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  1. About Us

  2. Products and Services

  3. Additional Locations

  4. FAQs

About Us

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About Melbourne Antique Clock Repairs

AT A GLANCE
  • Over 35 Years Technical Knowledge
  • Clock Repairs For Many Brands
  • Onsite Quotes On Repairs Available
  • Full Clock Restoration Services
  • Book A Clock Service And Maintenance
Melbourne Clock Repairs has earned a reputation for being one of Melbourne’s most respected and trusted clockmakers.
We at Melbourne Clock Repairs maintain and perform all restoration work to the highest of Horological standards. Our workshop is appointed with the highest quality Swiss, German, and Austrian lathes, Mills, Pivot Polishers, and re-bushing tools and equipment. Enabling the restoration of the most challenging repairs to be undertaken to the highest of standards.

Our Passion

At Melbourne Clock Repairs we are extremely passionate about clockmaking and undertake sympathetic restorations and repairs of antique and modern clocks.

What is Horology? The Word Horology literally translates to “the study of time” or Clock or Watch Making

We regularly travel to Switzerland to the Basle Fair (The World’s largest Clock and Watch Show) to enable us to procure equipment and tools to perform clock repairers to the highest of standards in a modern and comprehensively equipped workshop. And also to keep up to date with the latest Horological Techniques.

Our business is friendly and professional. We take pride in our work. We are extremely proud and passionate about what we do. Restoring your precious clock to perfect working is our primary goal. Our modern workshop specialising in the restoration, repair and service of all type of antique, vintage & modern clocks.

At Melbourne Antique Clocks, every clock is first completely stripped down to its barest components and every part meticulously cleaned in our ultrasonic cleaners.Various cleaning processes are used depending on the condition of the clock. If it has been serviced within the last 7 years, the clock may only require a minor service. However in cases where a clock has been running for many years and badly over-oiled a number of times with the wrong sort of oil, a complete service may be necessary.

Products and Services

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Hours of Operation

Flexible Hours, Open Monday - Friday, Open Saturdays

Style

Antique, Cuckoo, Dutch, Grandfather

Services

Customising, Manufacturing, Restorations

Brand

Dold, Hermle

Features

Accredited, Calendar Clocks, Certified, Free Quotes, Guaranteed, Home Visits, Mechanical, Quotes, Warranties

Catering To

Mantles

Keywords

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FAQs

  • My clock stops after running a short time. What's wrong with it?

    It is very important that clocks with mechanical movements be cleaned and oiled regularly! If you're using the clock on a daily basis, it should be serviced every few years. What happens is that the oil in the movement becomes gummy. When this happens, in addition to causing additional drag on the gear train, the oil holds dirt and metal shavings that act as an abrasive on the brass plates of the movement. Eventually, this causes the bearing holes to become worn and out-of-round.

  • Can you over wind a clock?

    The answer is technically no. But what happens is that the main spring grease has lost it lubricating properties due to wear and its age and oxidation. So now the grease becomes sticky and will need to be taken out of the clock and the barrels and main springs and clock serviced.

  • What exactly is involved in a clock service?

    Providing nothing is missing or broken, servicing your clock starts with taking the clock apart down to every nut and wheel, flirt, lever, bracket etc. Then it is cleaned in an ultra-sonic cleaner. The pivot is polished, the main springs replaced if metal fatigue has sent in and it is obvious they need replacing. Pivot holes are re-bushed. Every part is inspected and maliciously cleaned and polished. Wheels are checked for end shake and side shake. Clock then goes through its final clean.

  • Who should I take my clock to have it repaired or serviced?

    Your precious clock is part of your life and family. And it will probably be handed down to your kids or loved ones. So make sure the service or restorations are undertaken by fully qualified clockmakers or Horologist. Melbourne Antique Clock Repairs are accredited and members of various industry bodies, qualified to undertake your service or repair.

  • What is Horology?

    Horology is simply science that studies time. So a clockmaker or watchmaker is known as a Horologist.

  • I am moving, what is the best way to move my antique clock?

    Since antique clocks are one of a kind and can easily be damaged during transport, we recommend that you employ a clockmaker, we have extensive experience in shipping clocks and know how to secure your clock for a safe transport to your new home, ask John from Melbourne Antique Clock Repairs for help.

  • Can I move my clock hand backwards in daylight savings?

    Simple answer, no! Only move the clock hands forward. Moving them backwards puts the chimes and strike out of synchronisation with your time, and causes damage inside the clock movement.

  • What does the pendulum do and do all antique clocks need one?

    A pendulum is comparable to your heart. It drives the clock by allowing power to be released at a precise rate. The potential energy, stored in the weights, is evenly converted into kinetic energy much like the beat of your heart circulates blood throughout your body. Longer pendulums swing slower than shorter pendulums. Not all clocks require a pendulum to provide power; some clocks have a small wheel that oscillates against a spring.

  • What is an ultra-sonic cleaner?

    Ultra-sonic cleaning combines the sciences of engineering and chemistry working together to provide unsurpassed cleaning. Ultra-sonic cleaning occurs when ultra-high frequency sound waves are passed through a cleaning solution, creating cavitation. Cavitation is the implosion of microscopic bubbles collapsing into them. This creates a high-energy vacuum effect which safely pulls debris, foreign particles and contaminants from the surfaces being cleaned.