was cleaning my basement and found some disassembled clock parts.

theyre worth nothing, give 'em here

I'd give it a go.

get a battery powered quartz clock
use it on the old one
dunno how you can get the pendulum working though

>>1201941
look for makers marks on the movement.
Value depends on the rarity. Still, it would be a nice project to work on.

I dunno, anon. On Pawn Stars, Chumlee would call in an expert friend, get an appraisal of $150-300 (€=15,000; £=95, 23 pence and 2 quarter-pence; ¥=5769) then make as offer of $40 (cuz I have to make a profit, use above ratios to convert to one of the gibberish currencies)

>>1201941

Does it keep pretty good time as is? Unless it's a valuable Paul Revere model or something like that, the accuracy is important.

You can use your sail phone to check the accuracy. note the time on your phone and on the clock and then check it again after 24 hours or a day. Post the results here if you have time. Lol get it? IF YOU HAVE TIME.

>>1204151
Samefag here. Obviously (2) pence= 1 frailing. Googleconvert locked up

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>>1201946
im guessing its taken apart for a reason, you should try re assembly for sure but if it doesnt work some part is probably missing forever

>>1204151
>>1204157
What the fuck are you doing

>>1204156
Your joke wasn't as funny as "sail phone"

Lol