Hello all,
I am in the process of restoring a Philco PT-69 table radio and the Sessions clock that is in it needs some work. I am not a "clock" person so would like to know of someone that I can send it to for repair. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Dean

Hi,
Believe it or not, there is an American Clockmakers Guild. If you can locate a clock repair shop, ask them if they are a guild member. If so, they will have the resources to fix it right, replace it, etc.

I am not sure if they have a website, Norkro ( http://www.norkro.com/ ) might be a good starting place to help you locate someone in your area.

Irony is that you are more likely to find a guild memeber than you are to find a repair shop for the old radios.

: Hello all,
: I am in the process of restoring a Philco PT-69 table radio and the Sessions clock that is in it needs some work. I am not a "clock" person so would like to know of someone that I can send it to for repair. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

: Thanks,

: Dean

Hi John,
Thanks for the information. I have located several clock repair shops via internet but did not inquire about the Guild membership. I will definitely do that when I start my inquiries. I agree, entering "Antique Clock Repair" on Yahoo netted 4000+ hits!!! If only there were that many for the radio's themselves.

Thanks for your help and time.

Dean

: Hi,
: Believe it or not, there is an American Clockmakers Guild. If you can locate a clock repair shop, ask them if they are a guild member. If so, they will have the resources to fix it right, replace it, etc.

: I am not sure if they have a website, Norkro ( http://www.norkro.com/ ) might be a good starting place to help you locate someone in your area.

: Irony is that you are more likely to find a guild memeber than you are to find a repair shop for the old radios.

:
: : Hello all,
: : I am in the process of restoring a Philco PT-69 table radio and the Sessions clock that is in it needs some work. I am not a "clock" person so would like to know of someone that I can send it to for repair. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

: : Thanks,

: : Dean

This is the first reference I've found with regrds to Sessions Electric clocks. Have you been able to find a souce for repair or parts??? I'd be VERY appreciative if you would share this information. I have a family heirloom of a "94DW" self starting electic Westminister chime clock that needs a motor (I think it's a motor problem)...but have been unable to find someone who would even TRY to get the replacements or a substitute. Any help would be gratefully appreciated. (I've been trying off and on for over 12year to get this repaired Thanks ~Carol~

:Hi John,
: Thanks for the information. I have located several clock repair shops via internet but did not inquire about the Guild membership. I will definitely do that when I start my inquiries. I agree, entering "Antique Clock Repair" on Yahoo netted 4000+ hits!!! If only there were that many for the radio's themselves.
:
:Thanks for your help and time.
:
:Dean
:
:: Hi,
:: Believe it or not, there is an American Clockmakers Guild. If you can locate a clock repair shop, ask them if they are a guild member. If so, they will have the resources to fix it right, replace it, etc.
:
:: I am not sure if they have a website, Norkro ( http://www.norkro.com/ ) might be a good starting place to help you locate someone in your area.
:
:: Irony is that you are more likely to find a guild memeber than you are to find a repair shop for the old radios.
:
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:
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:: : Hello all,
:: : I am in the process of restoring a Philco PT-69 table radio and the Sessions clock that is in it needs some work. I am not a "clock" person so would like to know of someone that I can send it to for repair. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
:
:: : Thanks,
:
:: : Dean
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