Floor clocks today are made in an incredible variety of designs, representing the traditional styles used for centuries up to very modern styles matching the latest furniture trends. More specialized clock designs include shelves for your curios; some include hidden bookshelves and storage compartments. For more complete information on the variety of styles, visit our Style Guide, or just start browsing our extensive collection.

Floor clocks require a minimum of maintenance. With just a little care, you can maintain the exceptional quality of your clock. Wind your clock every seven days. Wax and polish your clock cabinet as frequently as you would your other furniture. The balance of the clock is important for the function of the movement, so you should check periodically to ensure that your clock rests firmly on all four levelers. Check the weights occasionally to ensure that they are still tightly assembled.

Each clock will include a manual describing maintenance in detail. In general, a floor clock movement should be oiled every two years, and thoroughly cleaned every five to ten years depending on climate. Extremely dry, humid or salty air, heat or cold may necessitate more frequent servicing. This servicing should be done by an authorized clock dealer.