Great shop and wonderful skill you have. God bless you

Wow what a very unique skill and art this man has. He is up there with a doctor, mechanic and engineer. Clocks can be very complicated and exact instruments.

Great guy, great shop, great job. Love it.

great job bernard all the best

Thank you for creating this! It's quite fascinating! I'm currently finishing up a screenplay about a horologist; "After the death of his Father, a boy becomes obsessed with time keeping."

Thank to the story of John b For showing me this beautiful work

His workshop is amazing. A sort of art imbedded in it.

Great vid. 'Two clocks at home - one doesn't work'

I'd buy his shop from him in a heartbeat, even be his apprentice.

@CharlesAdams1952 Useful resource Charles. Glad you enjoyed the video.

lol why does the camera keep focusing on the dog?

Love the sound of all the tour billions and thew multiple pendulum movement's around him.

I took apart and put back together a hermle 351 - 031 movement could you please tell me or SHOW me a pic or drawing on EXACTLY" how the front should be/appear/ to function properly,(all the hardware as it should be), I usually take it to a clock repairer,( eddie takianor something of that kind of name IN ORANGE, CA,), Then I asked the "OC CLOCKMAKER", he said he'd get back to me "on you-tube" but he never did even after I called him and left a message.........please help. thank you. A BUDDING CLOCKMAKER/REPAIRER

@jwjkproductions Bernard's a top bloke. You should ask him

Such a shame his knowledge and skill will be lost when he eventually retires/passes away.

@sarahconner9433

3 жыл бұрын

Not if he writes a book..m

wtf is with the fake grinding sounds?

Young people interested in some bench time with me may apply at: r.j.renaud@magma.ca At this time, there is a preference for a female student. Later in 2013 there may again be a possibility for a male student. Past students have been impressed with the skills they picked up here, and some are working as clockmakers. R.J. Renaud....Antiquarian Clockmaking & Conservation

I am clockmaker and our profession it’s dying ,I can restore clock complete ,dial ,case, polishing the movement but no many people want to repair clock ...the modern technology is kill us.....I am clockmaker for 30 years

@mathewvarghese.1450

5 жыл бұрын

Dear Tony. Where I get an antique German Grandfather clock movement, either Mauthe or Embee

@everythingviral972

3 жыл бұрын

Why don't you try building your own clocks and selling them? I would find watch/clock repairing to be a bit boring. Designing and building watches like Roger Smith or George Daniels seems so much more appealing. If I had all of that knowledge, I'd be building my own clocks.

@watchmanexpert

3 жыл бұрын

@@everythingviral972 I make parts and I can make complete clock but nobody will pay the price ... time consuming

@everythingviral972

3 жыл бұрын

@@watchmanexpert I'm sorry for the tone in my last message, it was a bit disrespectful. I have massive respect for anyone who is an experienced watch/clockmaker, regardless of whether they "just' repair, or whether they build their own pieces from scratch. I'm just curious if you have ever made a clock or watch from scratch just for the fun of it? Or even from spare parts if not from scratch. Did you ever try that just for fun? You may be surprised at who is interested in your pieces...

@watchmanexpert

3 жыл бұрын

@@everythingviral972 I will take in consideration! I started went I was 15 years old and now I am 51 all my life working on clock 😊 and yes one time I made one clock just for fun but I did it different the hand move backwards and the numbers are backwards was difficult made the gears to run the clock backwards ... still in my house 😀

He doesn't seem very passionate.