PUBLICATIONSMembers also receive the Mart & Highlights, a more informal buy-sell-trade and NAWCC news publication, packaged with the Watch & Clock Bulletin.
The NAWCC publishes book-length research prepared by NAWCC members and offered for sale to members and the public.
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January/February 2012 The front cover features the People’s Choice/First Place winner in Class 1 of the 2011 Crafts Contest. Ben Orszulak and David Ornelas teamed up to reproduce the smallest tower/street clock movement E. Howard made, known as #00. “All parts, except screws, which were purchased and altered to suitable specification, were made in my machine shop. … We calculate that it took about 400 hours to make each movement. We call it a labor of love, …” The back cover features a two-tier experimental chronometer clock made by H. A. Campiche in 1910, who collaborated with Paul Ditisheim to create this unusual timepiece. Most likely it was a developmental model for a marine chronometer that would electrically control other slave clocks on a ship. Few of these prototypes were made, and only two of these movements are known to have survived. NOTE: Chapter Highlights is now part of the Mart & Highlights. Click here to read. (Members only) |
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January/February 2011 Eighty-eight pages of advertisements including premiere auctions from around the world, NAWCC Regional ads, NAWCC information, Chapter Highlights, and hundreds of ads featuring horological items to buy/sell/trade. |
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Latest Book Release: Clockmakers and Watchmakers By Sonya L. Spittler, Thomas J. Spittler, This reference book was written to provide information to the owners of American clocks or watches about the names found on their timepieces. There are more than 33,400 entries--almost double the first edition. The most significant addition is the place index, which allows the reader to look for makers by U.S. town, borough, township, or county. |
