Found this two clocks in a derelict state. They are non runners but seem to be complete. I find it beautifull clocks and like to get them running again. Dou you think the springs are still usable or do I need to buy some replacements? I have read there seems to be some kind of repair/maintenance manual for this kind of clock, I would love to have a copy. Does anyone know where to get me one? Thanks, Peter
Really nice clocks. The slight bends in your springs should not be an issue. I think there are some books on these but there is not a lot to them. They are said to be fussy to setup. Tinker Dwight
these are tosion clocks,perhaps ask in the respective subforum for help?They are fussy to get running,but they´re great when they run.Congrats of finding two of them even with their domes! Burkhard
Reprint of repair manual always seen available on eBay. Also Martin Swetsky's "A Guide to Electrical Horology" has a chapter on the Never Wind. Fun clocks with clever mechanism and design.
