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Trip to the National Watch and Clock Museum
This place is in Pennsylvania, USA, in a small town.
The place is amazing and totally worthwhile looking out if you are in the area (which is aside from this full of interesting spots).
Anyways l figure to share some pictures (not great pictures).
I was blown away with the amount of horological history this place has.
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Trip to the National Watch and Clock Museum
This place is in Pennsylvania, USA, in a small town. The place is amazing and totally worthwhile looking out if you are in the area (which is aside from this full of interesting spots). Anyways l figure to share some pictures (not great pictures). I was b...
Thanks for making the time and effort to share these images . . .
. . . with us. I was going to visit the museum in '07 but bad weather made us change our plans that day. Appreciatively, Art
I liked so many…
I loved that clock tower mechanism because of the historical importance. There was the Engle Clock which is fantastic and unique. On more normal watches, I really liked the Patek and the Lange pocket watches. Ah yes a Breguet was also there
Excellent pictorial!
Sincerely appreciate you sharing these here with us, cheers, Filip
Looks like a great visit.
Something else located nearby is RGM. And the area was also home to Hamilton and other American makers. It seems like an area of high horological significance. Thanks for sharing your experience.
Nice review and reminder there, thx
My mothers family hails from that area so whenever I’m there I’m usually accompanied by folks who've had enough horology long before I have (That’s why I came to W&W alone this year- no split priorities as I chatted watches from early morning to late, lat...
