Clock François Le Baigue Paris
Complete restoration of a 17th century clock, complete dismantling, repair of repairable parts, manufacture of unrecoverable parts, restoration of cabinetry, winding, finishes and adjustments. Follow
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Big repair on a Comtoise mechanism
Extremely oxidized mechanism, heavy removal work and cleaning for a refurbishment! See the original…
Overhaul of a Westminster chime
Complete overhaul, mechanism and chime (dust removal, control and verification of the assembly, lubrication and adjustments), box (dust removal, sanding and varnishing). And here we
Ancient clocks
Occasionally, we offer old clocks of all kinds. Otherwise, we can search for the coveted item. Please contact us for more details. Contact us! Contact
Craft clocks
Our skeleton clock allows you to see and appreciate the undoubted work done on each of the parts that make up the mechanism. The expression
Classic clocks
Most of the clocks we sell are now custom made to meet our quality criteria. This allows an ease in the choice of mechanism, the
Collectible clocks
Unique pieces, clocks inspired by the 18th and 19th centuries, respecting the criteria that guided the watchmakers of yesteryear. The boxes are made with different
Small clock with bell
Review of a small clock with bell. Disassembly, cleaning and fitting some of the parts, winding, setting and quality control. Previous Next
Comtoise Clock
As its name indicates, the Comtoise clock originates from Franche-Comté. It is a parquet clock equipped with a pendulum. Like all timepieces, its proper operation
Maintenance
When to consider cleaning the mechanisms of a Comtoise clock? Cleaning the mechanisms of a Comtoise clock can be done periodically or when there is
Watchmaking
Watchmaking brings together science, technology, art, industry, the trade in time-measuring instruments1. There are three categories of watchmaking: ancient watchmaking describing different types of instruments,
Review of a Parisian exhaust clock “Brocot”
The name of this exhaust comes from its inventor, Louis Gabriel Brocot, a 19th century Parisian watchmaker. It is characterized by two half-rollers of metal
Six-dial skeleton clock
Great revision of this very original clock. Complete disassembly, stripping, lubricating cleaning. Reassembly and finishes. The whole operation in pictures below. Previous Next
Restoration of a complication cartel mechanism
Beautiful movement to admire in pictures. Previous Next
Repairing the mechanism of an ox eye
Deposit, disassembly of the mechanism, inspection of parts, cleaning, restoration and repair. Reassembly and rest for a fresh start. Previous Next
Travel clock with spindle gable also says lantern
Full overhaul with repair of a gear with spindle gable, also called lantern. Follow all the steps below. Previous Next
Review of a Classic Comtoise
For a good functioning of your clock regular maintenance is essential every ten years for the newest, every three years for the oldest parts. Previous
Refurbishment of a Comtoise chime clock
Disassembly, stripping and lubricating, then winding, setting and finishing. Previous Next