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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Drew, post: 4370931, member: 3235&quot;]Mauthe made perfectly good clocks - this one looks to be 1920&#039;s-30&#039;s, but is a smaller balance wheel escapement type seen in alarm clocks, not a pendulum type which is easier for a novice to work on.&nbsp; Getting old clocks to work is generally not super hard, but there are things that must be done correctly (this comes with experience) - in short, movements needs to be cleaned, oiled with clock oil, put &#039;in beat&#039; (pendulum type). At the end of the day, everything could have been done right, but the darn clock just doesn&#039;t want to run right - this is why folks who may be very handy with mechanical things end up taking their clocks to a clock repairman who has that ever important thing . . . experience. Good luck with your gem ![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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