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 NAWCC Bulletin 

http://www.NAWCC.org

This is the official organ of the National Association of Watch & Clock Collectors published six times a year and containing articles on watch and clock collecting, practical repair work and news of its chapters. Details of the various classes running at headquarters and suitcase courses. Editor Dianna M. De Lucca

Clocks Magazine

http://www.clocksmagazine.com

'Clocks' is a monthly magazine which is independent of any organisation, catering for enthusiasts, collectors and professional clock makers, with articles, regular columns, auction news and letters concerned with clocks and watches. Laurie Penman has a regular column (Penman’s Design & Build) and also occasionaly contributes a short series of articles. The editor is John Hunter.

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Horological Times

http://www.AWCI.com

The official organ of the American Watchmaker-Clockmaker Institute (AWCI) contains articles and columns on the collection, repair and understanding of clocks and watches, and information on the many classes that are made available to members throughout America and the World. Laurie Penman is a regular contributor. The editor is Donna Baas dbaas@awwci.com

British Horological Journal

http://www.bhi.co.uk

The official organ of the British Horological Institution (BHI) contains articles and columns on the collection, repair and understanding of clocks and watches, and information on the many classes that are made available to members throughout the World. The editor is Timothy Treffry.

The Clockmakers’ Newsletter

http://www.clockmakersnewsletter.com

An eight page newsletter which supplies information on clock repairing to its subscribers and troubleshoots the problems that they experience. A large ‘library’ of 20th century and late 19th century movements is maintained to supply precise information on the appearance of parts and the operation of movement. The editor is Steven G. Conover

 

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