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We receive lots of questions about clocks and watches, estates that left items to heirs that are looking to repair or the sale of such. As the world has mostly moved away from mechanical timepieces of any sort, so too has the available watchmakers and clockmakers to work on these items.  This is unfortunate, but reality.

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We can not refer you to a watchmaker, clockmaker, appraiser since most of our members are collectors and not trades people.  To offer some help, we have accrued a list (in alphabetical order) on the "Friends of NAWCC 135" page linked above that has a list of mostly Puget Sound businesses (and their web site if available) that may be able to help. 

Please contact one of them to see if your question(s) can be answered.  We also have a monthly meeting either in person or in a ZOOM format that is found on our "Events" page.  We would love to have you join us and talk over any questions you may have and bring along your item and you just may be able to find it a new home.

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Are you interested in learning the art of watch and clock repair?

​NAWCC Chapter 135 meets in the Norwest School of Horology classroom, and highly recommends their classes.  Please visit https://www.norwestschoolofhorology.com for more information.