Second and Third Generation family-owned and operated business specializing in complete restoration and repair of:
•Mechanical Wind and Electric Clocks
•Grandfather Clocks
•Mantel Clocks
•Cuckoo Clocks
•Wall Clocks
•German and American Clocks - Antique to Modern
We can find, repair or replicate just about any part and if you're looking for that special clock, we can find it!
No job is too complicated, and we stand behind all of our work.
We offer reasonable rates and free estimates.
We do house calls by appointment to Hemet / San Jacinto Valley and surrounding areas.
Let us help you pass on those childhood memories to your children and grandchildren for generations to come!
Reply to ad, come into the shop or give us a call at 951-658-3747 between the hours of 9am to 4pm Tuesday through Friday. Saturday through Monday and evenings call 951-260-9036. Ask for Jim or Josh!
I am constantly traveling from Pomona, Claremont, Walnut, LA, and Irvine so feel free to meet me somewhere to make it easier for pick up. I can also ship anywhere but you need to cover the fee.
5 day money back guarantee but you must cover the shipping back or drop the product back off.
I can ship anywhere but you'd have to cover the fee.
I'm constantly traveling between Pomona, Claremont, LA, Walnut, and Irvine so if you live in any of those areas, I can meet you somewhere.
5 day money back guarantee, but you need to drop it back off or cover your own shipping.
These watches were inspired by a need to see African Images.
African Woman was created to honor the Mother of us all.
African Man, art work done by Bay Area Artist the Arthur Wright, was created to honor the past and future of all mankind.
These timeless pieces of workmanship come with the manufacture’s Lifetime Limited Warranty, and the signature of creator, Colombe Allen.
To place an order or for a price list please call (951) 413-9337, leave your name, and telephone, a vendor will get back to you. Delivery within 4 weeks.
A classic GWTW scene - Marry Me Scarlett. Dated 1991, first issue in the GWTW Critics Choice Series. Artist Paul Jennis. Issued by WS George. Numbered and signed. Strictly limited to a maximum of 150 firing days. It's 8 1/2" wide and in excellent condition.
Here's a classic GWTW scene - Scarlett's Resolve. Dated 1989, eighth issue in the GWTW Golden Anniversary Series. Issued by WS George. Numbered and signed. Strictly limited to a maximum of 150 firing days. It's 8 1/2" wide and in excellent condition.
Here's a classic GWTW scene - Strolling in Atlanta. Dated 1989, sixth issue in the GWTW Golden Anniversary Series. Issued by WS George. Numbered and signed. Strictly limited to a maximum of 150 firing days. It's 8 1/2" wide and in excellent condition.
Here's a classic GWTW scene - Frankly My Dear. Dated 1989, ninth issue in the GWTW Golden Anniversary Series. Issued by WS George. Numbered and signed. Strictly limited to a maximum of 150 firing days. It's 8 1/2" wide and in excellent condition.
I do know that some cards are rare and are worth money as well.
On the first page of the first book just to name a few, a hand signed Mike Sharperson from the dodgers (I met him), a reprinted Replica Mikey Mantle Card, a Ken Griffey Jr. card (Mariners), a 20th Anniversary Hank Aaron card, a holographic Ricky Henderson Card (athletics), a Mark Mcgwire card (athletics), a Ken Griffy Card (Father), Bo Jackson, Barry Bonds All Star Card (Pirates) and a cal Ripken card.
The list goes on, but definitly a good buy. I put $200 for the price, but will definitly accept a best offer.
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