more photosIn addition to refurbishing antique clocks at his shop, Beacham’s Clock Company in Sisters, Ed Beacham has designed and manufactured over 800 clocks since making his first in high school wood shop in 1965. Each clock Beacham produced is dated, numbered and signed C.E. Beacham III. They have been sold to customers all over the world.
Beacham uses a set of surgical loupes and a fiber-optic light to carefully align the movement with the mounting holes in the dial.
Keeping old clocks ticking
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