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Please note that due to general Museum operations or group tours and because we are a small team we may not be able to take your call or reply to your enquiry immediately but will aim to respond to you as quickly as we can.

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Museum of Timekeeping,
Upton Hall,
Upton,
Newark-on-Trent,
NOTTS
NG23 5TEG

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Museum of Timekeeping

2 weeks ago

Museum of Timekeeping
We are looking forward to welcoming you to today's Autumn Horology Festival! Don’t miss our miraculous Clock Force! Also see Clocktime Curator Dr Kristin Leith's talk at 1:00pm - ‘Celebrating British Clockmaking’ The Clock Force will pick 5 visitors’ clocks– ⁠Eligible clocks must be pre-1900, and preferably single-train (only one winding hole). No ‘anniversary’ clocks or ‘400-day’ clocks. See Museum website for terms. Head to our events page for more details.Tickets available at www.museumoftimekeeping.org.uk/.../autumn.../#ClockForce #BehindTheScenes #AntiqueClocks #CraftsmanshipUncovered ... See MoreSee Less

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Hey Collectors, history buffs, and curious minds—this is your moment! Just ONE day to go.Clock Force is a rare chance to see antique clock repair live. Bring your clock and be part of the story. *(We can only pick 5 visitors’ clocks) – ⁠Eligible clocks must be pre-1900, and preferably single-train (only one winding hole). No ‘anniversary’ clocks or ‘400-day’ clocks. See Museum website for terms. Get you tickets at museum-of-timekeeping.arttickets.org.uk#ClockRepairLive #ClockForce #AntiqueCollectors #HorologyLovers #CraftsmanshipMatters #TimeRestored #ClockRepairLive ... See MoreSee Less

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We are looking forward to welcoming you to today's We are looking forward to welcoming you to today's Autumn Horology Festival! 
Don’t miss our miraculous Clock Force! Also see Clocktime Curator Dr Kristin Leith's talk at 1:00pm - ‘Celebrating British Clockmaking’ 
The Clock Force will pick 5 visitors’ clocks– ⁠Eligible clocks must be pre-1900, and preferably single-train (only one winding hole). No ‘anniversary’ clocks or ‘400-day’ clocks. See Museum website for terms. Head to our events page for more details - website linked in our bio!
#ClockForce #BehindTheScenes #AntiqueClocks #CraftsmanshipUncovered
#ClockForce #BehindTheScenes #AntiqueClocks #CraftsmanshipUncovered
Hey Collectors, history buffs, and curious minds—this is your moment! Just ONE day to go.
Clock Force is a rare chance to see antique clock repair live. Bring your clock and be part of the story. 
*(We can only pick 5 visitors’ clocks) – ⁠Eligible clocks must be pre-1900, and preferably single-train (only one winding hole). No ‘anniversary’ clocks or ‘400-day’ clocks. See Museum website for terms. Head to our events page for more details - website linked in our bio!
#ClockForce #AntiqueCollectors #HorologyLovers #CraftsmanshipMatters #TimeRestored #ClockRepairLive
Clocktime Curator Dr Kristin Leith will be giving Clocktime Curator Dr Kristin Leith will be giving a free talk at 1:00pm on Sunday, called ‘Celebrating British Clockmaking’. She will show how a digital museum can excite and educate others about historic clocks, watches and their makers.
Clock Force will also swoop in to fix clocks belonging to 5 lucky owners. T&C's apply - We can only pick 5 visitors’ clocks– ⁠Eligible clocks must be pre-1900, and preferably single-train (only one winding hole). No ‘anniversary’ clocks or ‘400-day’ clocks. See Museum website for terms. Head to our events page for more details - Link in Bio!
– Just 2 days left until Clock Force swoops in to - Just 2 days left until Clock Force swoops in to fix five antique clocks live! -
Just bring your timepiece and be one of the first through the door. 
* Eligible clocks must be pre-1900, and preferably single-train (only one winding hole). No ‘anniversary’ clocks or ‘400-day’ clocks. See Museum website for terms. Head to our events page for more details - website linked in our bio!
#ClockForce #AntiqueClockRepair #LiveCraftsmanship #HorologyShowcase  #TimeRevived #CountdownToClockForce
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Museum of Timekeeping

Upton Hall
Upton
Newark-on-Trent
NOTTS
NG23 5TE

(+44) 01636 817 601
info@museumoftimekeeping.org.uk

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