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A Legacy of Clock Repair

 Our Story

Time Will Tell was established in 1976 by Harvey Morgan. After working with Harvey for a number of years, the current owners purchased the store when Harvey retired, bringing with them their own experience in antique clock repair.

The business has continued to carry forward that commitment to quality workmanship, professional service, and honest dealings.

Today, Time Will Tell remains dedicated to the repair and restoration of antique and vintage clocks throughout North Jersey.

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Connected to the Horological Community

Time Will Tell is associated with organizations dedicated to advancing the knowledge, professionalism, and preservation of the horological arts.

The NAWCC describes itself as an organization dedicated to horology, education, preservation, research, and the art and science of timekeeping.

AWCI similarly promotes education, certification, professional standards, and ethical practices within the watchmaking and clockmaking professions.a

Why Time Will Tell

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Experience

Decades of experience working with antique and vintage timepieces.

Honesty

Clear communication and straightforward recommendations.

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Professionalism

Careful workmanship and access to specialized restoration professionals when needed.

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Have a Clock That Needs Attention?

Whether you've inherited a family heirloom, own a treasured antique, or have a clock that simply isn't running as it should, we're here to help.

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