Antique Clocks are Good Investments
Antique clocks are not just a piece of furniture or a clock; they are a sound investment, a piece of history, a work of art, and a 200 year old antique.
Antique clocks use a simple and robust movement hand-built by master clock-smiths. This results in a reliable clock movement that's been running for hundreds of years. With the appropriate maintenance it will run for the next hundred years.
On the other hand, If you purchase a modern clock, you will be throwing away the movement in about thirty years. Modern movements just don't last as long as an antique movement.
If you purchased an antique clock five years ago, today it would be worth more than what you paid for it. Whereas, a modern clock would only be worth a fraction of its original price. With our volatile economy antique clocks are a better investment than your 401k. |
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Tick Tock Telegraph Newsletter
TickTockTony publishes several newsletters throughout the year. Each issue contains clock repair tips, interesting articles, as well as discount information.
Whether you are a collector of antique clocks, or just enjoy the beauty of a well made clock, you are sure to enjoy reading each issue. Past issues have featured articles about the history of England's Big Ben, daylight savings time, and the famous clock-maker John Harrison.
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