Clock Parts Supplier

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Ronnie Young said:
If you are looking for clock parts, movements, dials, case parts, glass, etc This site is a great resource:

GRIFFEN'S CLOCK PARTS AND SUPPLIES LLC

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They were at the NAWCC National last weekend and while I have never ordered from them they seem like good folks and the catalog is impressive.

Merritt's was also there and the new owners also show promise and hope to have their web page sorted out in the near future.

It is easy to be a hero when all is well the real test of a business is in how they handle a problem. I never had trouble with the previous owners of Merritt's.

They weren't there but Ronell Clock Co is another good source.


Troy
 
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