Forum | Collectibles Corner TV http://www.collectiblescornertv.com/forum/clock-corner/winding Simple:Press Forum Version 4.0.3 Tammy Kahn Fennell on Winding http://www.collectiblescornertv.com/forum/clock-corner/winding/#p35 Clock Corner http://www.collectiblescornertv.com/forum/clock-corner/winding/#p35 Wow Steve, i didn't realize that! Thanks for posting it!

]]> Wed, 10 Jun 2009 07:52:48 -0600 Clockman on Winding http://www.collectiblescornertv.com/forum/clock-corner/winding/#p34 Clock Corner http://www.collectiblescornertv.com/forum/clock-corner/winding/#p34 Overwinding is an old wives tale.

If you want your clock to run a week  and chime  and or strike at peak performance wind it  all the way.

Many people have the notion that winding a clock  will somehow harm it. Winding it gives it the power needed to run and perform all of its functions over the weeks span of time.

If  it stops after winding  the clock has a mechanical problem.

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