For many years, Yestertime has been an active part of the antique clock community. The organizations and websites listed below are trusted resources that we have found valuable throughout our years in the business.
Whether you’re a collector, clock owner, restorer, or simply interested in learning more about antique clocks, these resources offer educational information, professional organizations, museums, and communities dedicated to preserving the history and craftsmanship of antique timepieces.
We hope you find them as helpful and enjoyable as we have.
National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors
The NAWCC is one of the world's leading organizations dedicated to the preservation, education, and appreciation of watches, clocks, and the history of timekeeping.
American Watchmakers-Clockmakers Institute
The AWCI supports professional watchmakers and clockmakers through education, certification, technical resources, and industry standards.
American Clock and Watch Museum (Bristol, CT)
Located in Bristol, Connecticut, the American Clock & Watch Museum preserves the rich history of American clockmaking through exhibits, collections, and educational programs.
Clocks Magazine
Published in the United Kingdom, Clocks Magazine features articles, restoration advice, collecting insights, and news from the international clock and watch community.