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Watchmaking and clockmaking takes many forms in the workshops at Camden and Pymble with new handmade creations engineered to suit the individual tastes of their clients to the restoration and conservation of clocks as early as the 16th century.

The shop is alive with the ticking sounds of clocks both taking form as they come to life from the craftsman’s hands to the wide range of clocks from all corners of the earth that are for sale in the showrooms.

For over three decades Andrew and his staff at Master Clockmakers have been involved in the restoration and conservation of timepieces from historically important clocks such as Sydney Town Hall and the clocks for Sydney Central Railway to small intricate ladies watches made by watchmakers such as Patek Philippe.

The skill set required for high quality restoration is fast being lost throughout the world and it is one of Master Clockmakers goal to ensure that these skills are maintained and enhanced in the watchmaking industry in Australia and New Zealand.

Master Clockmakers continues to offer services to help the industry teach both existing tradesman and also to foster the education of new apprentices.

With pieces on display by clockmakers and watchmakers from several centuries and all around the world stepping into Master Clockmakers is like stepping back in time.