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Originally Posted by GH85Carrera

The clock repair guy my wife uses is a meticulous clock geek that started as a hobby. On occasion we bring a clock back to him for a tune up and adjustment. I like to horrify him by saying I hosed it all down with WD-40 and now it does not work.

He has a well over 100 clocks in his shop. He is my wife's "crack dealer" for rare clocks.

When I was reading your previous post, I was thinking you needed a junk clock from a garage sale that you could disassemble on the dining table one day while the missus was gone. Then you make sure you've got a bunch of tools out and spread around, vise grips, hammers, screwdrivers, etc... for when she comes home.