Posted 1 year ago
hugofan
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I haven't a clue about this clock which no longer works. The dealer I bought it from said he had to send it to France to be repaired, but I am dubious.
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Posted 1 year ago
hugofan
(2 items)
I haven't a clue about this clock which no longer works. The dealer I bought it from said he had to send it to France to be repaired, but I am dubious.
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send to france? well lets see what bruce99 knows about this one. I thought a good clock repair shop could do the repairs it would need.
Beautiful clock. Looks like it might be Onyx? French clocks are a little different, but no more so than say a clock made in England or Germany. It looks like it only has a time train, no strike or chimes. It can't be that hard. Do a search in the British Horological Institute directory for a shop near you:
http://www.bhi.co.uk/repairer.html. That's a good place to start anyway.
Good luck and please let us know what you find out.
Wow! nice clock! How big is it?
Thank you very much will do as you advised and report back. Thank you for the link.
You're very welcome! Thank you for sharing it.