The vault is open · New pieces weekly
Every hour
has a history.
Clocks that still strike, watches that still tick, instruments that still measure — every piece inspected, serviced and guaranteed by our own horologist.
Browse by era — pick one
The Gentleman's Pocket Watch · c. 1890
Fusee movements, engine-turned cases — carried daily, serviced to run for decades more.
The Drawing-Room Regulator · c. 1910
Eight-day movements behind bevelled glass — the heartbeat of the house.
The Traveller's Companion · c. 1930
Twin-bell alarms and officer's cases — built for journeys, kept for generations.
- 320+
- Pieces rehomed
- 100%
- Movements serviced
- 38
- Years at the bench
Eight-day movement Serviced · Running We love antique & vintage
Browse by Collection
Four doors into the shop — each one leads somewhere worth lingering.
This week's find Antique sales · Proposal of the week
Twin-Bell Alarm Clock Pair, 1930s
A matched bedside pair with marble-pattern cases — cleaned, running, and sold together the way they were found. When Sunday ends, so does the week's pricing.
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Our testimonials
What collectors say
"The regulator arrived packed like a museum loan. It has struck every hour since — my hallway finally feels finished."
"I asked for a pocket watch my grandfather would have carried. They found it, serviced it, and told me its whole story."
"Honest patina, honest prices, and a delivery driver who carried the barometer inside like it was glass. Because it was."
Authenticated
Maker marks checked, provenance recorded.
Serviced & Running
Every movement cleaned by our horologist.
Insured Delivery
Crated, tracked and fully insured door to door.
14-Day Returns
Live with it first — love it or send it back.
Inside the workbench
Serviced Before It's Sold
Nothing leaves the shop until our horologist has had it apart on the bench. This is what "running" means here.
- 01 Stripped & inspected. Every wheel, pinion and jewel checked under magnification.
- 02 Cleaned, oiled, timed. Regulated over seven days until it keeps true time.
- 03 Guaranteed in writing. Movements covered for a full year, parts and labour.
From the showroom floor
Antiques, Living Among Us
Collector's journal
Stories Behind the Pieces
How to Read an Antique Clock Before You Buy It
Maker stamps, honest wear and the secret life of movements — what our horologist looks for before a clock earns its place.
Caring for Brass: Why Patina Is Worth More Than Polish
Why the honey glow of old brass is worth more than a shine — and the three rules that keep it safe.
Starting Your First Antique Collection
Pick one obsession, learn it deeply, and buy condition over quantity — a dealer's advice for first-time collectors.
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One letter a month — new arrivals, auction notes and restoration stories. No noise, ever.