1920's ANTIQUE WALL CLOCK RESTORATION
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 เม.ย. 2019
- In this video you can see how I restored an Antique Wall Clock from the 1920’s.
It is a German made Wall Clock manufactured by the famous and respected brand of JUNGHANS in the 1920’s.
I bought it some years ago in Edremit, Turkey for 10€.
It was in a pretty bad condition and all its wooden decorations were missing.
I managed to replace all the missing decorations with handmade ones which I created out of a couple of old wooden chairs which I found in the garbage.
Unfortunately, the clock mechanism was broken as well… However, recently I was very lucky to find an identical mechanism in an antique market place in Copenhagen, Denmark so I managed to replace it!
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This is the old and lovely wall clock😊
Πραγματικό κόσμημα, σε ζηλεύω που το έχεις!!!👍👍👍
Σε ευχαριστώ πολύ! Χρειάστηκε πολλή δουλειά αλλά μου δίνει μεγάλη χαρά και ικανοποίηση ότι κατάφερα να το επαναφέρω στην ενεργό δράση!
Great job brother, thumbs up.
Thank you very much!!!
In my opinion ill retain the old dial loved the patina on it it tell the stories of the watch anf how old it is and being restored in our time...nice work and its yours to decide enjoy your watch
Thank you very much for your comments! I appreciate... 😊👍👍
Great job! It's a fabulous antique clock. Greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪
Thank you very much!! I am glad you like it! Greetings from Greece! 🇬🇷 😊👍
Beautiful work!
Thank you very much!! 😊👍
Wow ....Amazing
Thank you very much! 😊👍
Very very interesting video!
Thank you very much, I am glad you liked it!
This is very cool! However, brass polish and clock movements do not mix, and it isn’t for the reason you thing! Weather the movement is shiny or not does not affect the value of the clock what so ever, however brass polish will gather with the oil in the bushings (little holes) and gunk up the oil and run down the bushings. Best thing to do is to have someone professionally break apart and clean the movement in an ultrasonic tank, which takes away all old oil and dirt and will also make it look nice and shiny! Doing this the clock will run nicely for many years to come. Cheers, cavan. HRS Clock Repair in Solvang, Ca.
Thank you very much for your comments!!! I admit I am no professional clock repairman...
Just wanted to bring back to life this old wall clock.
I have contacted a professional clock repair shop in my town and they told me that they can do some maintenance on it...
Thanks again! Greetings from Greece 😊🇬🇷👍👍
Very good restoration clock 👍👍👍👍
Thanks again!!!
Fabulous!!
Thank you very much!! 😊👍
Very good clock new disain
Thank you very much!!
I have a 1900 Junghans catalogue and it has a clock almost the same as this. Your clock is older than you think it is. (Which is good. ☺) I have earlier catalogues as well and I'd guess your clock is made from the mid 1890s to the 1900s just before WW1.
Wow!! Thank you for the information! This is really good news!! 😊👍 I did a lot of searching but I was only able to find a similar clock that was built in 1927... Is it possible to email me this part of the catalogue??
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Super 👍 👍 👍
Thank you 😊👍
So nice
Thank you very much!! 😊👍
Well done. What material did you use to clean the pendulum and the back of the clockwork?
Nice restoration!
Wish you had shown a close-up of the chime fixed to the case.
Thank you very much for your comments!! 😊👍👍
I have almost same clock. Someone dropped it and the chime not the same. I can see the hammer to the chime bell seems to be bouncing like ball. What is wrong ?
Sorry but I am not an expert on clock mechanisms. I suggest you take the clock to a professional.
Possibly the thing that holds the hammer in is loose. It is very possible that it could have gotten loose from falling
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Beauty te wacth very very god .profesional. in the art.
Thank you very much!!! 😊👍👍
Beauty the wacth wall congratulations.
@@miguelvillalobos4559 🙏👍
Would you please identify the cleaning product you used for the metal parts? It was A-mazing!!
It was just a normal brass polishing cream. Unfortunately it was finished and I threw it. The only "secret" is that you need to apply the cream and let it stay for a while before you start polishing. 😊
I am also restoring an antique wall pendulum clock for a friend. I believe that some parts that look like brass may be painted with a gold paint, may be hot-applied. I am afraid that using a brass cleaner or polisher may take this color away and turn it blackish. Any advise? Thanks in advance
I bought one yesterday almost the same thing....it was stored in a jewelry since 1962... Do you think it might be 1920's one....it's barely like a new one...my gosh i'm out of my mind..... Do you know the fabricant's name?
I love yellowed color in old things tho..
I need metel belt can you tell me where can I get the spare of watch
I have no idea my friend.... I found the replacement mechanism out of pure luck on an antique store. Try eBay?
Can you do some more clock restoration videos please?
If I ever find another clock, definitely!!!
Thank you!! Love your videos!
We do have but different model ....it gets stuck sometimes
They are almost 100 years old! It's okay if they stuck sometimes... 😊👍
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Thank you very much! Greetings from Greece! 🇬🇷😊👍
Good work.. thumbs up.. send me the broken one i will fix it for you. ,
Thank you very much 😊👍
@@RustisGold Man, you don’t get it, do you? RS Kumar is chucking s**t at you. Re-read the comment.
Nice sir video
#karanjadhav
I have an antique wall clock and it also needs to restore,how can i contact you
rust.is.gold.diy@gmail.com
To spend that many hours in restoration, then the clock can't be others, than yours. It comes somehow spirit into the watch to owner and opposite.
I agree!! 😊👍 Thank you very much for your comments!
@@RustisGold I wanted to be watchmaker after primary school. But there wasn´t any school for that, so only one chance was to learn in workshop. It doesn´t happened but watches still following me and I following them. So we have I guess much in common.
0:47 What made the clock mechanism stop working?
Lack of oil just like this one will do, it didn't get oiled either. Tiny bushings (12 or so) pressed into both the side plates need oiled every 2-3 yrs or will wear out & it stops them. Main winding springs need disassembled, cleaned & greased then too. Not an easy task!
No oils ever needed in their gears, it makes dirt build up and makes them stop.
If one is not hung properly they run short periods & stop because the pendulum must swing equally on both sides. Thats what the beat scale inside on bottom is used for.
A lot more to these clocks than making it pretty.
@@harryballz6358How did you know?
Thank you very much for the info! 😊👍
Just a leading cause after your basics are followed & it still stops.
Once they're hung right & the beat is correct it should continue to run.
Those tiny bushings are generally what are neglected especially on hand me down clocks as that info don't get passed along.
Btw- You barely oil them, put too much in this causes osmosis to occur.
Google:
How and where to oil a clock...
Peace
That's because of lack of oil
I have same clock i want to sell it howmuch amount i will take
I don't know it depends from the condition of the clock.
Try checking the eBay or other similar sites. 😊👍
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How did you travel to Turkey to get an ancient 1920’s clock years ago and then to Denmark to find an identical mechanism?
Just out of pure luck!
My ancestors are Greeks who used to live in Asia Minor (modern Turkey) until 1922. After the Greek-Turkish war both countries agreed on a population exchange. As a result my ancestors came to Greece as refugees.
In one of my trips to Turkey and more specifically to the village where my Grandparents used to live I found this wall clock!
Almost 20 years after I had bought the wall clock I was visiting a good friend of mine in Copenhagen. We visited various antique stores and in one of them I found this identical mechanism which was in an excellent condition compared to the one my wall clock previously had!!
I couldn't believe my luck!!
I wasn't even looking to replace my wall clock's mechanism!! It just happened that I noticed this mechanism in a pile of various old stuff!!
... The right person at the right time!! 😄😊👍
Not to mention that I bought it for a ridiculous amount of money... 😊
@@RustisGold 20 years?! No way!
@@leahrowden3939 Correction.. 18 years! If I am not mistaken I bought the wall clock in the summer of 2002 and found the mechanism in the beginning of 2020! 😊
@@RustisGoldAre you crazy?! This video was made in April 2019, and you said you found the mechanism for the clock in 2020?! That’s just wrong!
@@leahrowden3939 Wow! Very good observation! I've visited Copenhagen 2 times during 2019 and once in 2020...
My mistake. It was bought in 2019 not 2020.
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You should dismantle completely to properly clean parts.
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I have one with certificate like date of brith it's 1889 about 110 years old
Wow! Nice! Mine is from the early 1920's. When I bought it was in terrible condition. I am very happy I brought it back to life!
Rust is Gold I will fine out how much will be if I want to sell it
I want this type watch. Plz share the adress details
My friend, I bought this watch from an antique shop in Turkey and the replacement mechanism I found it in an antique shop in Denmark...
Why don't you check eBay?
Congratulations for case renovation, but for mechanical part....the hands must not touch! Put the dome washer under split pin. Why didn't you opened for cleaning?
Thank you very much for your comments! Unfortunately I had to touch the hands... They were bent. I did it very carefully there were no accidents! I realized that I had placed the dome washer in the wrong position after I had uploaded the video on TH-cam! I put it on the right position, thanks anyway for your help! Finally I didn't open the case because I had done it in the past with the old mechanism and it was quite difficult to put it back so I didn't want to take any risks. I carefully used some high pressured air to clean it. Surprisingly it was quite clean and not rusty at all. Just dusty... I tried to do my best, I had no clock repair experience ever before.
Thanks again for your help!
Sir can use pendulum watch in my house
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@@RustisGold sir somebody telling its not good it's a bad sign. Is that true
My friend I don't believe in bad signs!! 😊👍
@@renukajothi5066 don't be afraid, it's conpletely normal to use a pendulum clock.
Jeez....okay...you brought the thing back to “life”....can the flicking funeral music. Sheesh...
If you don't like the flicking music use the flicking mute button and stop complaining like a flicking baby.
@@RustisGold Yes, I could do that but how would I hear the ticking and striking and , of course, your melodious voice...oh wait...YOU’VE muted yourself! Probably a good thing. But still....kill the background noise. Thanks.
I prefer to leave the video as it is and mute this nonsense conversation with you. If you don't like the video just don't watch it. I am not going to waste more time arguing about it.
@@macmac8249 Background noise? It's called music, unlike today's shit you call music..
I don’t understand why most Roman numeral clocks have 4 written as IIII instead of IV.
Very interesting observation!!
I have no idea! 😊👍
I believe Roman type clock has IV especially spartus electric wall clock strikes once on both 1/2 and hour mark.
Would sell the broken clock movement as parts or repair for 5€
Boon’s Clocks and Antiques! Does it come with the dial?I have the same movement model(different case)in very poor shape.
Oh I was saying if I were you I would sell the broken movement as parts and repair for 5€ - 45€.
In my case I need the dial,mine is in such poor shape.The movement works,quite fine(well,does have some wear on some parts but...).
Why did you not just restore the original movement?
For only 10€ I bought an original Junghans mechanism. It wasn't worth the trouble to send it for repair. The old one was broken....
I have kept it, I didn't throw it away...
Excellent video Just music in background kill me.
Oh come on! Don't be so harsh on me... This wall clock dates from the early 1900's. I thought classical music would be more appropriate. I guess you are not a classical music fan...
Anyways, thank you very much for your comments!! 😊👍
P.S I have stopped adding music on my TH-cam videos. There is no way you can satisfy so many people's music preferences.😊
I have one made in 1907
How much is it?
1907 ? Nice!!! 😊👍👍
Scientific wall clock bim bam. 1975 model my hand
Your wall clock?
I have but not working condition
Talk about luck.
I know!! I couldn't believe it believe it either!!! The best part was that I bought the replacement mechanism for 10$ !!!
отрихтовал стрелочки... молотком эмаль
Да. И с ними ничего не случилось. Теперь они идеальны. Что вы пытаетесь сказать?
@@RustisGold стрелки были покрыты эмалью
@@andreykrasehin2823 Извините, мой друг, но я не красил их. Я только слегка ударил их этим маленьким молотком, и теперь они совершенно прямые. Никаких повреждений не было.
ok my friend that is a joke . I was a clock maker for over thirty years, and i have never seen anyone clean a clock like that. You cleaned the back plate with what looks like brasso. Just to cut the story short, you should take the hole clock apart clean it put it back together and oil it, it may even need bushes if its worn, That was really funny,
Well my friend I am not a clock maker, never claimed to be one, but I know that I restored the badly damaged wooden case, polished the mechanism and brought this 100 year old wall clock back to life.
I agree.I am a clock maker with 44 years experience and still going strong. Some times non professionals come enter this field and bring a bad name to this trade. My suggestion is they should take the trouble to undergo the full training and do a good job of it.Long live good clock makers.This comment is with due respect.All the best.
this is not a restoration - you replaced the movement, which normally must be just cleaned and oiled carefully, restoration is the process when parts are authentic as much as possible
btw you polished nice patina on pack plate, why you do that...
Call it whatever you like... I brought it back to life and that's what counts for me.
@@RustisGold it will not work long unfortunately. My advice at least to wash movement after that polishing since that brass dust will stay in the points of friction and finally destroy movement. Normally movement must be fully disassembled and washed. And after assembly it must be reoiled correctly.
@@alexanderkvashin I will follow your advice, clean it and reoil it! 😊👍
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music not good
What else do u want then? Some modern crap that doesn't fit this restoration in any way?
Thank you very much for your comment!
I also thought that some classical music would fit well with the restoration of this antique...
@@RustisGold Yeah indeed.
@@someperson2965 😊👍👍