Ken, thank you for a really good lesson. You have taught me some very helpful vocabulary (wheels not gears!) and I look forward to the rest of this series of videos.
You should have told the varning for the main spring release at the beginning of the demonstration. I got scared and had no pictures to help me put it back together!
Very good video on service. I am bit confused seeing packing tape used on historic objects to hold tags in a museum. The conservators I know would reprimand me if I did that with any tape.
Hi Brian, Thanks for the comment raising concern over the use of tape to label the cases. These clocks are used for training students at the School of Horology and are not part of the museum collection. Hope this help s to clarify.
Thank you!! What a great way to teach children about mechanical clocks. They watch them over and over.
Ken, thank you for a really good lesson. You have taught me some very helpful vocabulary (wheels not gears!) and I look forward to the rest of this series of videos.
Keep 'Em Coming, Ken. I am sure you have lots of extra time to make these.😎 Bill Willey
Thank you for the video, Ken! Again, it was very nice to meet you and Rory at the AWCI Symposium. I look forward to seeing more of NAWCC's videos!
Thanks Ken, brings back memories of last February. Hope all is well.
Wonderful! Thank you!
Awesome!
Really helpful. Thanks, and looking forward to more!
I would like to see part 2
You should have told the varning for the main spring release at the beginning of the demonstration. I got scared and had no pictures to help me put it back together!
When can I see part 2?
Very good video on service. I am bit confused seeing packing tape used on historic objects to hold tags in a museum. The conservators I know would reprimand me if I did that with any tape.
Hi Brian, Thanks for the comment raising concern over the use of tape to label the cases. These clocks are used for training students at the School of Horology and are not part of the museum collection. Hope this help s to clarify.