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   Waterford Clock Co. has been in business in the New York Capitol District since 1976.

  •   Specializing in repair and restoration of: Grandfather, Wall,  Mantel, and Antique Clocks.

  •   Free in shop estimates on most brands.

  •   Appraisals available.

  •   Service calls made in home or office. (Call or Email for an appointment 518-235-6596)

  •   We prepare clocks for moving or shipping.

  •   We service all these major brands:   American Antiques: Gilbert, Sessions, Seth Thomas, Waterbury, New Haven, Ansonia and E.N. Welch.

  •   Also: English, French, German, Dutch and Swiss Clocks.

  •   Modern Clocks: Herschede, Colonial, Ridgeway, Howard miller, Hamilton, Pearl, Sligh and New England.

  •   We accept all major credit cards:

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Waterford Clock — 9 Comments

  1. Hello I was wondering if you would be interested in buying a couple clocks that you have serviced. Record would probably be under the name O’Keefe Larry or Elaine from Latham Ny. One is a Ridgeway Grandfather clock and the other is a brass mantle clock. Please let me know thanks

    Mark O’Keefe

  2. I have a Herschede Edenburg 247 grandfather clock. The lever to turn the hour chime does not work. Looking for someone to repair this.

  3. I have a Seth Thomas mantle clock from the 1930s that worked fine until the minute hand broke off when I was setting it for Daylight Savings time. Could you give me a rough idea of how much it might cost to repair it?

  4. Greetings – I have inherited a grandfather clock. I would need to have it picked up from its location in Cohoes, serviced at your store, and delivered/setup at my home in Cohoes. Please let me know if this is possible, available dates, and est cost. I will then contact the owner to check their availability for you to pick up. Thank you.

  5. I recently acquired an Ithaca grandfather clock, not sure if it is original or a reproduction, but need it to be serviced. Can I drop it off anytime and how much would that be?

  6. Have a Vintage plug-in kitchen clock from the 30s – Wondering if this is something you would be able to repair?
    Happy to send pictures. Thank you

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