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Most people agree that there is never enough time… except those who are serving it. Nevertheless, we live by the clock, don’t we? In the world of horologist (specialist in the science of measuring time), the term clock means exclusively a device with a striking mechanism to indicate specific intervals, usually hours, by ringing a bell, a chime, or a gong. A silent instrument has traditionally been known as a timepiece. Generally today, however, a clock is perceived as any device for measuring and showing time, not including a watch which is worn.

For a clock to be considered an antique clock it has to not only be old but must show some degree of craftsmanship. A collectible can be an antique or merely a newer clock that, because of its unique features and quality, is likely to increase in value with time. Antique clocks increase in value with the rarity of the design, their condition, and appeal in the market place. Whereas automobiles may be considered antique at 25 years old, clocks generally would need to be at least 50 years old. We found some options on eBay to assist in your search The two kinds of movements in antique clocks are 30-hour and eight day movement in your research to buy an antique clock, which indicates when the clock has to be wound with a key. The melody, bell, chime or gong sounds on the hour in the eight-day clocks and on the hour and half hour in the 30-hour clocks. Around the middle of the 1800s, the spring-powered movement developed, paving the way for a variety of smaller clock cases. There are many different types of minerals that are used for antique clocks to shop around for. Some of the more popular minerals in your research are quartz crystal antique clocks that are made of silicone that aids in keeping the time precise. There are also stainless steel antique clocks that can be long-lasting as well as some of the more popular designs including silver, bronze, brass and aluminum. We found a variety of antique clocks on Ebay that offer many of these popular options as you search for the right antique clock for you.

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