Can Jane's Homemade Clock Chime Again? | The Repair Shop

[@andyrbush]

This must be the nicest most heartwarming series ever made.

[@mattJsy1]

The pure joy of being a restorer and mender of things. Something I spend most of my life doing.

[@nichkat11]

Thank you for making this available in the USA. I love The Repair Shop!

[@rkp1940]

Just where is God?

[@linscott4470]

This show is always guaranteed to bring a tear to my eye ❤

[@keithhow5901]

Fantastic team of people !

[@myredbird340]

Love "The Repair shop ". Please bring it back to Discovery plus. 🤗 thanks

[@infirence]

🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯♥️♥️

[@mrb2590]

Steve you legend

[@fredziffle1991]

Truly amazing, how on earth do you make a clock when your blind.....

[@christianridgway2439]

A lot of work making a clock with the ability to see is hard enough I can only see this as a necessary trial he put himself through.

[@chesterthawkins7510]

love this!

[@ianlainchbury]

Amazing as usual

[@inekelassooij840]

Geweldig gedaan top job 🎉👍👌👋🏼

[@Chuck59ish]

Amazing the things people have made.

[@Bruno-p5n]

Wunder schön ♥️

[@barumite]

There are various detractors trying to emulate or imitate The Repair Shop. But they all fail miserably

[@oldtimer4863]

He never made the movement. Looks like a German make.

[@scottmeeker9971]

True. He probably didn't make the case either. He probably repaired the case and refinished it, that is the actual story.

[@cobesclocks1949]

No it looks British made

[@oldtimer4863]

@@cobesclocks1949 Any reason why you think it is British?

[@linus-clocksnmusic]

German Kienzle/Haller movement.