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It’s time to SPRING FORWARD again! Daylight Saving Time officially starts this Sunday, March 12, at 2:00am. Here are some tips for springing your clocks forward...

MOVE ONLY THE MINUTE HAND on your clocks to change the time.

DO NOT MOVE THE HOUR HAND. There are a few exceptions to this but changing the time as described below will work, too.

FOR WESTMINSTER CHIMING CLOCKS (antique or modern - grandfather, wall, mantle): When moving the minute hand forward, it is important to allow the clock to chime every quarter hour (1/4, ½, ¾, 1) before advancing the hand to the next quarter hour position. Do not move the hand while the clock is chiming or striking.

FOR STRIKE-ONLY CLOCKS (antique or modern): When moving the minute hand forward, it is important to allow the clock to strike at the half-hour and hour before advancing the hand to the next half hour position. Do not move the hand while the clock is chiming or striking.

FOR CUCKOO CLOCKS: When moving the minute hand forward, it is important to allow the clock to cuckoo at the half-hour and hour before advancing the hand to the next half hour position. You must wait for the cuckoo to finish but you may proceed to the next half hour while the music is playing (if you have music). The music will be interrupted but that is ok.

FOR BATTERY-OPERATED QUARTZ CLOCKS: If you have access to the button on the quartz movement, you may turn it forward from there. If not, use only the minute hand to move the time forward being extremely careful to not drag the hour hand as this could permanently damage your movement.

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● $780 + tax + free ground shipping or local pick-up
● This musical German Black Forest cuckoo clock features a man chopping wood in front of his cottage. At the top of every hour the man chops his axe, the waterwheel turns, the dancers revolve, and music plays.
● Plays music on the hour & half-hour, alternating between two different twenty-eight note melodies: Edelweiss & The Happy Wanderer
● Cuckoo bird cuckoos the hour at the top of every hour, the half-hour is announced with one cuckoo call
● Clock must be wound weekly by pulling the chains to raise the pine cone weights
● Hand-carved by master craftsman in the Black Forest of Germany
● All brass mechanical movement
● Two-year limited warranty covering workmanship and manufacturers defects
● Dimensions:
Width: 14"
Height: 13"
Depth: 10"

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FOR SALE: NEW One-Day Musical Cuckoo Clock with Dancers, Five Hand-Carved Maple Leaves & One Bird
● $440 + tax + free ground shipping or local pick-up
● Traditionally-styled German cuckoo clock features wooden hands, a wood dial with Roman numerals, and a warm light yellow hand-painted and hand-carved cuckoo bird. Every hour and half-hour the dancers revolve around the turntable before cuckoo bird cuckoos.
● Case features five hand-carved maple leaves with a single bird seated at the peak of the roof
● Plays music on the hour & half-hour, alternating between two different twenty-two note melodies: Edelweiss & The Happy Wanderer
● Cuckoo bird cuckoos the hour at the top of every hour, the half-hour is announced with one cuckoo call
● Clock must be wound daily by pulling the chains to raise the pine cone weights
● Hand-carved by master craftsman in the Black Forest of Germany
● All brass mechanical movement
● Two-year limited warranty covering workmanship and manufacturers defects
● Dimensions:
Width: 9"
Height: 14"
Depth: 6.5"