In a small office off 30th Street in Boulder, an orchestra of ticks, tocks and chimes quietly accompanies David Phillips’ patient precision. For the most part, the symphony is silent to the clock ...

“There’s not many of us around anymore,” LaBounty said. “The modern generation is less and less interested in restoring something. They throw it away and get something new.” Clock repairers share a ...

When retired founder Jim Michaels returned to the School of Horology in 2008, it was supposed to be as a substitute teacher for two weeks. But Michaels, who had kept following industry trends despite ...