This is a website about building clock movements. I have built two original clocks and documented the process, step-by-step. Click on the links to follow the process:

A crown wheel skeleton clock which runs with a crown wheel powering deadbeat pallets. A torsion balance chronometer clock which has a large balance wheel powered by a detent escapement. It is weight-driven. This clock won a blue ribbon and the People'c Choice Award at the 2005 NAWCC convention.
Visit a gallery of clocks I have constructed, now twelve in number.

	A crown wheel skeleton clock which runs with a crown wheel powering deadbeat pallets.			A torsion balance chronometer clock which has a large balance wheel powered by a detent escapement. It is weight-driven. This clock won a blue ribbon and the People'c Choice Award at the 2005 NAWCC convention.
	Visit a gallery of clocks I have constructed, now twelve in number.