Old clocks don’t just tell time, they carry the memories of the homes, workshops, and shopfronts they once served. In this episode of Before It’s Gone, we step into the Newcastle workshop of Malcolm, a local clock repairer keeping those memories alive. ⸻ Chapters: 0:00 Intro 0:27 Malcolm's Story 1:37 Tools of the Trade 2:09 Weight‑ vs Spring‑Driven Clocks 2:49 Accuracy Issues & The Fusee Solution 3:49 What “Over‑Winding” Really Means 4:36 Servicing a 1940s Smith Enfield Grandfather Clock 6:17 The Longitude Problem 7:01 John Harrison’s Chronometer 10:31 Sentimental Value of Clocks 11:25 Outro ``` Support the Series If you’re passionate about preserving local history, hit Subscribe and tap the bell so you don’t miss future episodes. 📸 Instagram: @ourpast.au 💌 Contact & collaboration: jacob@ourpast.au #ClockRepair #AntiqueClocks #BeforeItsGone #OurPast

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