We recommend a full clock service be carried out every 10 years to preserve the movement.
The Importance of Regular Lubrication
In the period between full services, a lubrication service should be carried out every 3 years. This involves professional re-oiling of the movement
A Note on DIY Maintenance: We beseech you not to try this yourself with a "handy" can of WD-40!
Professional clock oil is thixotropic. Over time, it combines with dust, hair, and moisture to form a syrupy, coagulated paste. This clogs the moving parts, causing them to unsynchronise, jam, or stop altogether. Regular lubrication prevents this "fatal mixing" of substances and keeps the original oil performing as intended.
Professional Clock Repair Since 1974
We always recommend letting a specialist clock repairer handle your timepiece. At Clock Corner, we have been servicing and repairing clocks since 1974, so you know your heirloom is in safe hands.
See below some 'before' and 'after' photographs of an 8-day movement during the servicing process:




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