Man, a lot has changed since this video has come out! ruclips.net/video/MLHgFBAOPmk/видео.html You can check out my latest one here! (As of March 7th 2021)
8:00 when I was young my parents use to have a clock like this, sadly we don’t have it, But I remember I use to mess up the time on the clock, my parents would get mad at me, but man you’ve got a lot of clocks
I'm very thorough in this video with the chimes. I won't be super thorough in the next one. I'll glance over most clocks, only set off one of their quarters. I'll leave timestamps for each clock if you don't' feel like sitting through the entire 10 minutes. Which I completely understand if you don't. C: *0:00** AMS-348* (Black Forest, so I'm told.) *0:36** Novelty cuckoo clock* (I'm aware of the manufacturer name, it is just slipping my mind at the moment. If you're curious, simply ask.) *0:53** Trend (A company by Sligh) triple-chime wall clock.* (Powered by a Hermle movement.) *3:09** Waterbury Tambour mantel clock* (This was the first mechanical clock I've ever received. Had it since 2015, and I got it for Christmas.) *4:28** Hamilton Westminster chime clock* (Also powered by a Hermle movement. I'm not very familiar with the Hamilton clock company. I'd love to hear info if any clock enthusiasts have any! I know for the most part that I can't find many other clocks that are similar to the one I own on RUclips. I mostly see bracket mantel clocks made by them.) *5:33** Seth Thomas mantel clock* (I am _very_ unaware of any history on Seth Thomas clocks and haven't gone out of my way to try and do any research on Seth Thomas clocks such as the one in my possession. I'm very new to clock collecting, so feel free to leave any information you know about this particular Seth Thomas in the comments.) *6:05** Hermle and Seiko anniversary clocks* (Unfortunately the Hermle's carousel doesn't spin anymore, as the wire that spun it snapped, the Seiko doesn't strike the correct hour which bugs me a lot, but I live with it.) *7:08** Revere Telechron powered Westminster chime clock* (You may notice first off that the clock isn't in great cosmetic condition. I'm well aware. My philosophy currently is with the amount of limited workspace that I have, and the lack of materials, and knowledge to fix any wood, I am going to leave it as is. Because as a clock, it is doing its job perfectly well. Keeping very accurate time and chiming when it should. I'm very surprised that with its age it is holding up as well as it is.) *8:00** Seiko 30 day striking art deco wall clock* (The movement is imprinted with "Seikosha", which is a branch company of Seiko. I'm aware that they've made plenty of other wall clocks, and I've seen different wall clocks by them labeled off as Seiko, such as mine, but also some labeled as Seikosha, the actual branch company. Most labeled "Seikosha" from what I've seen I can only find in Japanese clock videos. The seller told me that my particular model was popular back in the 60s to 70s, but I'm unsure if that is the correct manufacturing date for the movement. Couldn't find any imprinted anywhere. Clock history is kind of limited as I'm discovering. Unless I'm just looking in the wrong places!) *8:57** Linden travel alarm clock... And a cheap Quartz alarm clock* (The movement is made in Japan. Though I _think_ Linden is actually a German company from what I'm reading? Don't take my word on that, I'm not entirely sure! Again, for the millionth time, if you know info on Linden, please enlighten me! I'm unsure of how to properly set the names of the cities all around the face of the clock, not even my local clock shop's owner knows how. If it's for more than just decoration it'd be great to know how to set it!) ...Oh yeah and the little Quartz powered clock. I stole that from my sister because she wasn't using it (with her permission, of course.) *9:25** Schneider Black Forest cuckoo clock* (This guy runs for one day, I have affectionately named the bird inside Jerry... Don't ask. Anyway, this isn't actually mine. This is my parent's first-anniversary gift they went and picked out at the same clock shop that I visit today! They allowed me to take it because they knew I wanted to start a collection. I run it in my room every day now, as before I took it in my room, it was just sitting in the living room gathering dust on the wall, not ticking at all, which kind of made me sad. So they let me bring it to my room as an addition to the collection.) *9:52* you may notice that I tried to censor a clock. But due to my editing messing up, and the amount of time it took to render this video... I just decided to leave it in. It is simply another Quartz powered clock with visuals that mean a lot to me as of recently. *10:00** Westclox and Bulova alarm clocks.* (Both I have managed to break before. Unfortunately, I'm not the smartest person to exist, and I do a lot of dumb stuff. The Westclox was knocked over when I went to grab it to wind it. That knocked some gears out of their pivots, particularly the winding mechanism section. Thankfully it was an easy fix and I was able to realign the gears back into their proper position, so it works fine now. The only occasional problem I have with it is that it will randomly stop, though with patience and a gentle shaking it starts back up again. As for the Bulova... It used to have a front face glass... Until I dropped it and broke it. The movement was already having trouble keeping proper time, it randomly jumps from too fast to too slow, and to add to that, breaking the glass wasn't exactly the happiest of days for me. Dust gets on it but a paper towel can usually fix that easily. It's an easy fix to get some new glass cut for it, though I don't exactly want to pay for that at the moment, and I wish to leave it as it is for the moment. It will be fixed eventually for sure.) That wraps that up! I'll catch ya later.
7:06 you said the striking is incorrect, cuz its the test mode, when you change the lever to westminister or wigginton (idk if i spelled that right) it only strikes 1 time. if you let the clock tick by it self it will chime the right amount of times
@Cassidy’s clocks and vintage items Yes, I was RareYellowWUUTBee. I'd much rather try to move on from that though. I've lost interest in GoAnimate and whatnot, and I'd prefer to just stick with clocks and anything other than GoAnimate these days. :P
Man, a lot has changed since this video has come out!
ruclips.net/video/MLHgFBAOPmk/видео.html You can check out my latest one here! (As of March 7th 2021)
Definitely it changed a lot!
5:52 I loved your old seth thomas desk clock
5:53 🕓
8:00 when I was young my parents use to have a clock like this, sadly we don’t have it, But I remember I use to mess up the time on the clock, my parents would get mad at me, but man you’ve got a lot of clocks
Hi Rarezee, a very nice collection you have there. I am a good friend of Tommy Wylie’s and he told me that you have a few nice clocks. 🙂
Hey, you too, thanks! It's really nice to see that you have inherited Tommy's napoleon hat case and given a movement a new home with it! ^^
Thanks! I’m glad someone appreciates my work.
Oh yeah that's a really nice collection. My favorite is the cuckoo clock! ❤️
I'm very thorough in this video with the chimes. I won't be super thorough in the next one. I'll glance over most clocks, only set off one of their quarters. I'll leave timestamps for each clock if you don't' feel like sitting through the entire 10 minutes. Which I completely understand if you don't. C:
*0:00** AMS-348* (Black Forest, so I'm told.)
*0:36** Novelty cuckoo clock* (I'm aware of the manufacturer name, it is just slipping my mind at the moment. If you're curious, simply ask.)
*0:53** Trend (A company by Sligh) triple-chime wall clock.* (Powered by a Hermle movement.)
*3:09** Waterbury Tambour mantel clock* (This was the first mechanical clock I've ever received. Had it since 2015, and I got it for Christmas.)
*4:28** Hamilton Westminster chime clock* (Also powered by a Hermle movement. I'm not very familiar with the Hamilton clock company. I'd love to hear info if any clock enthusiasts have any! I know for the most part that I can't find many other clocks that are similar to the one I own on RUclips. I mostly see bracket mantel clocks made by them.)
*5:33** Seth Thomas mantel clock* (I am _very_ unaware of any history on Seth Thomas clocks and haven't gone out of my way to try and do any research on Seth Thomas clocks such as the one in my possession. I'm very new to clock collecting, so feel free to leave any information you know about this particular Seth Thomas in the comments.)
*6:05** Hermle and Seiko anniversary clocks* (Unfortunately the Hermle's carousel doesn't spin anymore, as the wire that spun it snapped, the Seiko doesn't strike the correct hour which bugs me a lot, but I live with it.)
*7:08** Revere Telechron powered Westminster chime clock* (You may notice first off that the clock isn't in great cosmetic condition. I'm well aware. My philosophy currently is with the amount of limited workspace that I have, and the lack of materials, and knowledge to fix any wood, I am going to leave it as is. Because as a clock, it is doing its job perfectly well. Keeping very accurate time and chiming when it should. I'm very surprised that with its age it is holding up as well as it is.)
*8:00** Seiko 30 day striking art deco wall clock* (The movement is imprinted with "Seikosha", which is a branch company of Seiko. I'm aware that they've made plenty of other wall clocks, and I've seen different wall clocks by them labeled off as Seiko, such as mine, but also some labeled as Seikosha, the actual branch company. Most labeled "Seikosha" from what I've seen I can only find in Japanese clock videos. The seller told me that my particular model was popular back in the 60s to 70s, but I'm unsure if that is the correct manufacturing date for the movement. Couldn't find any imprinted anywhere. Clock history is kind of limited as I'm discovering. Unless I'm just looking in the wrong places!)
*8:57** Linden travel alarm clock... And a cheap Quartz alarm clock* (The movement is made in Japan. Though I _think_ Linden is actually a German company from what I'm reading? Don't take my word on that, I'm not entirely sure! Again, for the millionth time, if you know info on Linden, please enlighten me! I'm unsure of how to properly set the names of the cities all around the face of the clock, not even my local clock shop's owner knows how. If it's for more than just decoration it'd be great to know how to set it!) ...Oh yeah and the little Quartz powered clock. I stole that from my sister because she wasn't using it (with her permission, of course.)
*9:25** Schneider Black Forest cuckoo clock* (This guy runs for one day, I have affectionately named the bird inside Jerry... Don't ask. Anyway, this isn't actually mine. This is my parent's first-anniversary gift they went and picked out at the same clock shop that I visit today! They allowed me to take it because they knew I wanted to start a collection. I run it in my room every day now, as before I took it in my room, it was just sitting in the living room gathering dust on the wall, not ticking at all, which kind of made me sad. So they let me bring it to my room as an addition to the collection.)
*9:52* you may notice that I tried to censor a clock. But due to my editing messing up, and the amount of time it took to render this video... I just decided to leave it in. It is simply another Quartz powered clock with visuals that mean a lot to me as of recently.
*10:00** Westclox and Bulova alarm clocks.* (Both I have managed to break before. Unfortunately, I'm not the smartest person to exist, and I do a lot of dumb stuff. The Westclox was knocked over when I went to grab it to wind it. That knocked some gears out of their pivots, particularly the winding mechanism section. Thankfully it was an easy fix and I was able to realign the gears back into their proper position, so it works fine now. The only occasional problem I have with it is that it will randomly stop, though with patience and a gentle shaking it starts back up again. As for the Bulova... It used to have a front face glass... Until I dropped it and broke it. The movement was already having trouble keeping proper time, it randomly jumps from too fast to too slow, and to add to that, breaking the glass wasn't exactly the happiest of days for me. Dust gets on it but a paper towel can usually fix that easily. It's an easy fix to get some new glass cut for it, though I don't exactly want to pay for that at the moment, and I wish to leave it as it is for the moment. It will be fixed eventually for sure.)
That wraps that up! I'll catch ya later.
I'm not reading all this
@@PoloJESUS I never said you had to anyway. 😶
You have very nice clocks! I too am a clock guy and also a steampunk enthusiast. Anything with gears is amazing
Steampunk is wild! I recall a very interesting model I found online of a steampunk type clock. Very fun stuff. Thank you!
@@DannysClocks My pleasure 😊
Love your collection!
Interesting hobby! Clocks are pretty interesting!
7:06 you said the striking is incorrect, cuz its the test mode, when you change the lever to westminister or wigginton (idk if i spelled that right) it only strikes 1 time. if you let the clock tick by it self it will chime the right amount of times
Awesome clocks !
Gorgeous clocks!
1:00 my grandparents have a very similar one to this, but it sits on the floor and is very tall.
Eyy nice. Longcase clock, or grandfather clock.😎
@@DannysClocks I'm pretty sure it's a grandfather clock. It doesn't chime every quarter tho, only on the hour.
@@Jackelton a longcase clock is the technical term for a grandfather clock, just want to throw that out there
Hey, Danny! I know this is an old video but Where did you get the clock at 1:09 ? It's Beautiful
Sorry for the late response, but this is from my local clock shop City Clock Company.
Its ok! Thanks for the info.
Wow nice clock
Your very first clock collection
Nice collection you have. Where do you usually collect the clocks?
Mercari, our local clock shop, and once an antique mall.
Where’s the clock at 5:35?
It's not in my collection anymore unfortunately due to catastrophic damage to the escape wheel
JESUS CHRIST IS THIS YOU RAREYELLOWWUUTBEE??? Looks like I'm not the only GoAnimate user who's also a clock collector!
yea hi lol I like clocks. new vids out too if you're interested.
@@DannysClocks k then, her'es mine if yer interested in seeing it(but in 2018 because one of them's damaged): ruclips.net/video/QATdEcXk0i0/видео.html
@@CBF1 Woah, I've actually seen your collection before! I do a lot of searching around on clock RUclips. I like all your cuckoo clocks! :D
@@DannysClocks Why, thank ya :)
haha clock go brr
Are you RareYellowWUUTBee?
Not anymore. 😎
@@DannysClocks did you use to be rareyellowwuutbee?
@Cassidy’s clocks and vintage items me too
@Cassidy’s clocks and vintage items Yes, I was RareYellowWUUTBee. I'd much rather try to move on from that though. I've lost interest in GoAnimate and whatnot, and I'd prefer to just stick with clocks and anything other than GoAnimate these days. :P
@@DannysClocks ok, thanks for the information
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