Since I moved to Canada in 1994, I worked for the Grand old Clock Company and later for Western Avionics in Calgary. There, I repaired aircraft clocks and instruments. During this time I also established my own company: Calgary Clock Repair. It is important to me to educate my customers about what it means to do a quality job in repairing a clock. There are many self-proclaimed individuals that ca
ll themselves a clockmaker but without proper skills and training one cannot do the quality job that needs to be done. Often I see customers who had their clocks ‘fixed’ only to last a short time. Therefore, through my education and skills I can deliver the quality job that my customers deserve. I reiterate to my customers that the life span of a clock corresponds to the clock’s maintenance. A quick cleaning without any repair or using WD40 or will do more harm to a clock than good. I take great pride in my education and many years of experience as a clock and watchmaker, and still enjoy it as much today as much as I did the on the first day. I repair most types of antique and quality-modern clocks: 400 Day Clocks, Wall Clocks, Cuckoo Clocks, and Mantel Clocks. My specialty is in Grandfather Clocks. At this time I am not repairing watches anymore.
