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A message from the President of Chapter 75...
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Welcome to chapter 75’s new website. We hope that it will help you get to know us better. Our membership comes from all walks of life; it is a cross section of America. There are serious collectors with hundreds of clocks and watches, to members that have only one. There are master clockmakers & watchmakers to people whose skills are limited to just winding them. Some love the history of clock/watch making; others are fascinated with the fine cabinetry or are intrigued by the mechanical movements. Many just enjoy the camaraderie and friendship of people with similar interests. To some it's a hobby and to others it is their livelihood. Some specialize and collect only alarm clocks, or early American clocks, French clocks, Cuckoo clocks, German clocks, Black Forest clocks, etc. etc. while others (me for example) like anything that ticks. (It's also nice to be around something that is older than I am.) We will be increasing our emphasis on “Education” by providing many new programs and workshops for our members. Some of them will be directed to the novice, some to the more experienced and still others that will benefit both. An open invitation to join our Chapter or to be my guest at one of our Sunday meetings is extended to all. I look forward to meeting you. If you have any questions about the Chapter, NAWCC, Clocks or Watches please feel free to contact me. Please browse our website for more information on our organization and check the links tab for horology in general. At the bottom of our home page is a link to other NAWCC chapters by way of the NAWCC Chapters web ring. Best wishes,
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