The following reconditioning method is offered by permission of it's Author, James Peghiny, Owner;
"Clock and Watch Shop"
2202 Commonwealth Ave.
Auburndale, MA 02466
(617) 965 8913

As an electrical engineer and a practicing watch and clock maker, Jim knew many Waltham employees and learned much about these service issues.

Reconditioning_the_Telechron_Module.doc (114 Kb, 3667 downloads)

David,
Thanks so much for the link. More and more people are interested in the vintage electric clocks. Many very attrative cases have dead movements. This information should be very helpful. Thanks for posting it.

Tom I share an interest in this on a personal scale because my parents Telechron they got as a wedding present in 1931 has (with regular service) run to this day and I hope its good for another 75 years.

The movement. We were warned for the last 40 years that the motor could "die any minute". So we just kept it maintained.

Beautiful clock, and a great family piece! You are so lucky that it was treasured and cared for during all the years of servicve. Most are not so fortunate.