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January 2009

A day in the life of your average clocks or watches

By |2017-03-22T22:45:10+00:00January 8th, 2009|

A wall clock in one's office is, studies have shown, looked at an average of 30-50 times a day.  A watch on one's wrist, also known as a wristwatch, probably looked at a similar number of times.  A clock on one's computer is certainly noticed, but at least current adult creatures of habit still look at [...]

February 2008

Clocks Can Transform the Look of a Home

By |2008-02-16T08:25:57+00:00February 16th, 2008|

A person’s home is meant to reflect who they are – their personality and what is important to them in terms of design, color, and style. When you walk into someone’s home you should immediately have a sense of who they are and what they represent. For many homeowners, the use of clocks as part of [...]

Mantel Clocks or Mantle Clocks Are You American European or …

By |2008-02-07T06:27:14+00:00February 7th, 2008|

Do you spell tabletop clocks as Mantle Clocks or Mantel Clocks?  An interesting language dynamic which affects how people buy and sell clocks has to do with this often seen simple variation on the spelling of either mantel clocks or mantle clocks.  Both are correct.  Major clock manufacturers use both spelling all the time.  A simple [...]

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December 2007

Celebrating the End of 2007 and Wishing for a Better Time in 2008

By |2007-12-27T09:23:04+00:00December 27th, 2007|

There is probably no single day of the year when clocks - whether grandfather clocks or wall clocks or mantel clocks - get more views than on New Years Eve.  The same holds true for wristwatches and other timepieces, whether tuning in on television to celebrate in cities around the country and world, or celebrating with [...]

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A Clock With 12 Frog Chimes – How Would You Like to Tell Time

By |2007-12-16T02:14:51+00:00December 16th, 2007|

Just this morning we got a call from a lady who wanted to know if she could buy a clock she had seen somewhere once before which had twelve different types of frogs pictured on each hour, and with a different frog sound chimed on each hour.  Talk about a niche clock! But it got us [...]

Clocks are So Good for Telling Time! Watches too! Gift Givers Take Note

By |2007-12-10T03:52:09+00:00December 10th, 2007|

A question we receive on a somewhat regular basis, especially from the younger generation, is whether watches and clocks risk becoming obsolete as cell phones, iPods, and other handheld devices emerge as omnipresent devices. Our short answer is an emphatic NO. Aside from the obvious decorative aspects of clocks and the personal style and accessory nature [...]

Clocks Whether Grandfather Clock Wall Clocks Are Excellent Holiday Gifts Personal or Business

By |2007-12-02T05:10:22+00:00December 2nd, 2007|

Well, Thanksgiving has now come and gone, and the crazy mad rush shopping season has begun.  While most people are thinking about ipods, or plasma or HDTV televison sets, there are many businesses and individuals who are also looking to clocks as anything from corporate business gifts to prized possessions to be given as presents for [...]

November 2007

5 Major Clocks Chimes Now Available to Listen to at 1-800-4CLOCKS Website

By |2007-11-14T11:02:01+00:00November 14th, 2007|

With the addition of Schubert's Ode to Joy and Beethoven's Ave Maria Chimes, one will soon be able to listen to most all of the clocks chimes currently available.  These two newest clocks chimes add to the historically more famous, or at least utilized, chimes, which are the Westminster Chimes, St Michaels Chimes and the Whittngton [...]

Just When You Thought It Was Safe To Turn Back Time and the Clocks

By |2007-11-05T10:58:26+00:00November 5th, 2007|

OK, so I think I am an expert on clocks and time. I advise people in Companies on how to adapt their time systems to changes in Daylight Savings Time, and it has even become slightly complicated, perhaps even requiring a so-called expert, or so I might have called myself before today. A good chunk of [...]