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12-02-2006, 09:08 PM #1Nick TimminsGuest
Harding & Bazeley Spherical Weight Clock
I have a Harding & Bazeley Spherical Weight clock which I bought new around 34 years ago. I first had it cleaned and serviced by Thomas Mercer in Cheltenham and have recently left it with a local repairer for its second clean and overhaul. The repairer has cleaned and reassembled it, but is now having a problem making it work correctly. It ought to drop one weight every 2 hours 40 mins, evenly spaced as 9 over a 24 hour span, and that has always been the way it has behaved. However it now goes for many hours without dropping any weights, then drops several at once in a cascade.
I am not a clock maker or expert in any way, but I should be grateful if someone could give me some advice that I can pass on to the repairer (who I hasten to add is not web-literate).
Many thanks
Nick Timmins
Edinburgh
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12-03-2006, 06:04 PM #2Registered user.
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Harding & Bazeley Spherical Weight Clock
Nick
Is it worth getting in touch with Robert Bray?
I think that Harding & Bazeley was run by Keith Harding; they later became Sinclair Harding and moved to West Yorkshire, as in the link above.
HTHMike - banned member of the throwaway society.
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10-26-2010, 01:21 AM #3Registered user.
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Re: Harding & Bazeley Spherical Weight Clock
Hi Nick.
I also have one of these and the stop work mechanism has to be set to 3 1/2. Other wise you will encounter the problems you have described. If you are interested in selling it I am also in Edinburgh. stoo1959@gmail.com
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10-26-2010, 08:42 AM #4
Re: Harding & Bazeley Spherical Weight Clock
Hi Stuart, welcome to the message board. Nick is unlikely to see your message, as he hasn't been active on the message board for 4 years, when he originally posted this question.
harold bain, Member ch 33
"If it won't "tick",
let me "tock" to it"
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