Watch how I try to bring this antique clock from 1885 back to life. This clock is a family heirloom passed down to me in complete disrepair. The case is broken in multiple spots, parts are missing, and the clock does not work. The clock is an 1885 Gilbert "Altai" Mantel Clock made by William L. Gilbert Clock Co. in Winstead, Connecticut.

This is only the second clock I've worked on so far. It's so much fun learning how to restore clocks. I'm not a professional clockmaker by any means, and I definitely have much more to learn.

Thank you for watching and going on this journey with me. I hope you liked this video! Please feel free to like, comment, and subscribe. :)

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