That's a very nice grandfather clock. I'm impressed. Definitely sounds like Winchester at half past two. At 9:27, most of the time on Quartz battery powered clocks, the pendulum stops moving because the battery power level runs low; however, I'm not discounting the fact that I heard a little grinding with the pendulum against the woodwork inside that clock. When was the last time you changed the battery on that clock? Still, I always enjoy seeing clock videos, including those of grandfather clocks. I'm looking for one with a Hermle movement that has a different sounding chime than my Howard Miller Haverhill, which has a Kieninger movement. Speaking of those two, and you may realize this fact already, but when using a winding crank in the grandfather clock's winding arbors, when winding Hermle movements, the crank turns clockwise, and in Kieninger movements, the crank goes counterclockwise. And as you wind the grandfather clock, you'll see the pulleys move in that direction as the weights are raised. I hope this helps.
That's a very nice grandfather clock. I'm impressed. Definitely sounds like Winchester at half past two.
At 9:27, most of the time on Quartz battery powered clocks, the pendulum stops moving because the battery power level runs low; however, I'm not discounting the fact that I heard a little grinding with the pendulum against the woodwork inside that clock. When was the last time you changed the battery on that clock?
Still, I always enjoy seeing clock videos, including those of grandfather clocks. I'm looking for one with a Hermle movement that has a different sounding chime than my Howard Miller Haverhill, which has a Kieninger movement. Speaking of those two, and you may realize this fact already, but when using a winding crank in the grandfather clock's winding arbors, when winding Hermle movements, the crank turns clockwise, and in Kieninger movements, the crank goes counterclockwise. And as you wind the grandfather clock, you'll see the pulleys move in that direction as the weights are raised. I hope this helps.