HOWARD MILLER MAJESTIC GRANDFATHER CLOCK 610-940
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- čas přidán 13. 09. 2024
- Howard Miller Majestic Grandfather clock. Finished in Yorkshire oak, with olive ash burl veneers. 3 adjustable glass shelves, lighted case, beveled glass, triple chime, and night time shut off.
2 year warranty
McGuires Clocks
512-452-4558
$2750
My great aunt has this clock, one of the nicest clocks I've ever laid eyes on, beautiful.
i think it's worth driving all the way from florida to look at this thing
That's what I was thinking! What a gorgeous clock!
you live there too? wow.
My parents have this same clock. Have had it since 1994
This is one amazing clock. Bought one in 2013 Christmas.
Damien Rodrigo it is a great clock. Very well made
But one thing that I dislike about it is that its not that loud when I compare with other Grandfather clocks. Maybe the glass construction is responsible for that.
Damien Rodrigo really all the Howard miller clocks are pretty soft sounding. Compared to the sligh clocks and many other older brands we get through here they are extremely quiet. Miller has a model called the Stewart I believe, it plays ave Maria and ode to joy. With this clock if there is any other background noise you cannot hear it at all. The miller clocks are just bad about that.
I have a few mantel clocks and wall clocks. They are super loud when compared with the grandfather clock that has a huge gong.
يمكن انا الوحيد الذي يعلق بالعربي وانا معجب جدا بالنوع هاذا من الساعات واتمنى اشتري واحده منها لكن مااعتقد موجوده في العراق وان وجدة فهي جدا غاليه عليه فياريت اتقللون من اسعار هاذه الساعات وشكرا الفيديو جدا جميل
We are in Austin, TX
4915 Airport blvd
Absolutely gorgeous clock. I might get one once I become rich and famous! Besides, I still have my grandparents' old 610-160.
That said, if I do get one, I want to see if I can swap out the hourly strike with the tone off the 160. The one here, and in all other videos, sounds discordant and rough. I much prefer the mellow sound of the 160's strike.
waw amazing
Here is something interesting I've noticed about the clock, there are lights on the right and left but none inside to illuminate the center. seems like there should be one there too?
In my opinion, if they added a 3rd light in the middle, it would be too much, too much light. I replaced the incandescent bulbs that were in mine with 3 watt 125 lumens warm light LED bulbs and it's absolutely beautiful. I get compliments on it all the time with the way it puts off such a soft warm glow from within.
Hello
Is it possible to share oiling A HM grandfather clock from the first step(take movement out) to put it back after oiling.
Thanks in advance!
Beautiful
Anyone know what to use to clean the glass?
I have bought one to restore. Any recommendations for parts or qualified service place in Missouri?
you can't show me sounds
I Have the Howard Miller Majestic, isn't yours actually the Majestic II. Mine DOES'NT haven't the glass on the very upper part on each side of the face, they're solid wooden doors that open to reveal the inner clockworks and mine is oak is the only differences between the now retired Majestic that I have and the current Majestic II that I think you're showing here as far as I can tell. And like you mentioned, very easy to switch out the incandecent bulbs and replace with LEDs. Bought mine new about 12 yrs ago or so for $4, 500 and havent regreted it one bit!
I inherited this a little over a year ago when my uncle died. Although I love grandfather clocks, wouldn’t have purchased this wider curio type, I’d just go with standard single standing clock. My model number say 610-940 inside the clock, there are some notes too mentioning Broadmoar? Quite honestly I don’t know what it is but it’s identical 100% to this, wood, shelves, etc. my uncle was the type that would go big or go home. Any additional info anyone could share, please do.
@@EmmaDee All Howard Miller Majestic Curio Grandfather clocks had glass shelves. Yours can't be a Majestic then, unless someone for some reason replaced the glass shelves with wooden ones.
@@gunnerneikoify mine is identical to this, whatever it is. Inside the clock, it clearly says 610-940, glass shelves, mirror back, two lights at the top (left side and right side), you can adjust to silent, no strike, etc. a book I found mentions Broadmoar so not sure if that could have been something else he looked at. It has his name engraved on a little gold plate, and it reeks of Polo cologne from the 80's (that and some weed).
@@EmmaDee Hi Amy,
Yours is a Howard Miller Majestic Curio Grandfather Clock then for sure. And it is from the Broadmour Collection of Howard Miller Grandfather clocks. I'm curious, they made the Majestic and then after that they made the Majestic II before they completely discontinued the "Majestic" Curio Grandfather clocks. Is yours the Majestic or the Majestic II? The only difference between the two that I know of is that the two doors at the top of the clock on the right and left of the clock that open up and give you access to the back of the clock face and inner workings, on the regular Majestic those are solid oak doors and on the Majestic II they're glass doors that you can see through. Either way, didn't matter which one it is, when it was new, whoever originally bought it spent about $5000.
Need information on finding out why my clock does not chime . Need help with pendulum
Take it of silent...
I think I have this clock!!
hello I have just recently acquired a Howard Miller Majestic floor clock missing glass shelving would you be able to help me find some? thank you
conan straight Howard miller still makes this model so you should be able to contact them through there website and order the shelves directly
oh by the way this place is closed it says it in google maps
they just moved
I have a similar clock that I’m trying to find the value of. If I sent pictures could you possibly help?!?
Sure
I’m starting a clock repair shop and is 75.00 an hr a fair price to charge ?
James Smith I honestly have never priced out our hourly rate. Everything we do is by Job. $75 is probably about right. Figure 8 hours of labor on a overhaul for most clocks, when everything is done properly.
What's the difference between St. Michael chime and Whittington
Lucy Gordon , they are very similar. In fact they use the same notes, just in a different order. Its best to listen in person to it.
McGuire's Clocks Inc thanks
How does the second hand work on a grandfather clock? Does the pendulum power it or does it move when the pendulum doesn't? Just curious-I really want one but can't afford it :)
The chime is not “west minister”...
It’s Westminster! And you know about clocks?
So the man misspoke, chill the hell out mr. perfection
its westminster not "westminister! lol
A melodia não é bonita como dos antigos.