How Do You Wind A Seth Thomas Clock?
Seth Thomas is the United States’ oldest clockmaker and both their antique and modern clocks are in high demand. They are made from metal or wood, or a combination of both. Many of the older models are considered valuable antiques and collectors prize the antique Seth Thomas clocks because of their craftsmanship and melodious chimes. Whatever the reasons, Seth Thomas clocks still remain one of the most popular clocks on the market. And with a little knowledge, winding a Seth Thomas clock will not be a problem. Locate the two original keys that came with your clock; they will be identical. Purchase two replacement keys from your local clock repair shop if you cannot find your original keys. Or, purchase several inexpensive clock keys from a local clock store or any number of online vendors. Test them to see what size fits your clock. The most common sizes are 3.5 mm and 3.75 mm, so test these first. Try the 3.25 mm, then the 4 mm next. Insert one clock key into each keyhole. Gently turn
