All restoration work of our fine antique clocks is undertaken on-site within our dedicated workshop facilities beneath the showrooms, allowing every stage of the process to remain under our direct care and supervision.
We continue to employ the same traditional hand skills used by the clockmakers who originally made these timepieces, in some cases nearly 400 years ago. Wherever possible, original components are preserved and sympathetically restored rather than replaced, ensuring the integrity and historical character of each clock is maintained.
Our workshop is equipped to undertake everything from routine servicing and conservation work through to the manufacture of missing or damaged components. Using a combination of traditional techniques and specialist horological equipment, each clock is carefully assessed, documented, and restored with respect for its age, originality, and significance.
Whether a fine English longcase clock, a bracket clock, lantern clock, regulator, or carriage clock, every restoration is approached with the same attention to detail and commitment to craftsmanship that has defined the horological trade for centuries. The result is a timepiece that not only functions reliably, but remains true to the intentions of its original maker.
