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IThe clock only loses 3-4 minutes for every 24 hours, and I'd say that it's definitely acceptable for such an old clock.
Now all I need is to find a glazier that can put in a small piece of thin glass in front of the clock face, that's all the fixing it needs.
And that ought to be affordable.
Edit: Hmmm, if I move the pendulum up on the rods it's attached to, it ought to gain a few minutes, since the distance it has to swing is shorter, thus making the clock go a little faster...*thinks*...that's worth a try.
Nice clock. I kinda liked the old patina on the brass myself.
You should be able to turn the knurled knob below the pendulum righty-tighty and that should do it. May take a couple of tries to over a 72hr period to get it right. Beautiful clock.
Thanks.
Patina: I didn't. It was sticky. Ew. Ew. Ew!
Way to go Glider. Chin up and inspiration to us all.
guessing your even happier with the final score then ?????first Blood to Westham against Blackpool in the Promotion playoff to Premier League