E.J.'s Clock Repair (Texas Country Reporter)

[@rodandjudibowen5665]

To me, it is a very special thing when a person knows, and aims for, what he/she is "supposed" to do in life. This is a very likable fella! 🤠

[@tubbytommy]

I would dearly love to see the workings of this old clock. Thank you E.J. for keeping the old girl in step.

[@brandonpack134]

CLOCKS

[@Warrendoe]

What an interesting video. I love to see someone with real skills who is good atndoing something useful. You seem like a really nice man E.J and your dog is lovely riding in your pocket

[@GrnArrow092]

I've never seen a tower clock that works like this before. I find it odd to see the clock move the minute hand every minute as I've only seen tower clocks that move the minute hand just a little bit every second. Regardless of how it operates, it's nice to see old clocks like these restored and working again.

[@2dutchgal]

This was interesting to me.
My father was a clock maker. He repaired watches and clocks.

[@ejduvail]

Thanks Rich can't wait to meet up with you soon I hope. Your friend E.J.

[@socre8tive]

Oh EJ, you have to see the 2012 Oscar nominated film Hugo by Martin Scorcese.
It's about a little boy keeping the clocks running in a train station. You will love it!

[@collinreesejones5525]

What an AWESOME MAN!

[@Aikidobear129]

A man that stands behind his work?- Hmmm that concept is almost as old as the Clock in the Tower. It's good to know that men like that still exist.

[@winstonchurchill3597]

Wish the younger generation would get into clock repair. Guy's like E.J. are getting harder and harder to find.

[@smithsbell]

EJ, I found you. -JJ Smith

[@brandonpack134]

I like clocks