Practical Clock Repairing (3rd Edition) -

The book is written as if de Carle is standing right next to you at the workbench. It covers everything from the basic tools you’ll need (many of which he suggests you make yourself) to the intricate cleaning and oiling processes that are often the difference between a working clock and a silent one.

If you are serious about moving beyond "spraying some WD-40 in there" (a cardinal sin in the clock world) and actually understanding the mechanical poetry of a ticking clock, this is the book you need. It is a masterclass in patience, precision, and the quiet joy of bringing a piece of history back to life. Practical Clock Repairing (3rd Edition)

It tackles the "big three" of repair: cleaning, bushing (repairing worn pivot holes), and adjusting the escapement. Whether you’re dealing with a simple weight-driven wall clock or a complex striking mechanism, the logic remains consistent. The 3rd Edition Edge The book is written as if de Carle

For anyone who has ever stared into the complex, brass-clad heartbeat of a grandfather clock or a delicate mantel piece, Donald de Carle’s Practical Clock Repairing is less of a textbook and more of a mechanical bible. Now in its third edition, this classic remains the definitive guide for both the budding hobbyist and the seasoned horologist. Why It Stands the Test of Time It is a masterclass in patience, precision, and