Americlock, Inc.

A beautiful but cold night in Hoboken NJ working on these clocks. Love that skyline from the roof top.

An architect wanted to build an Art Deco clock. They sent the sketches, we sent them shop drawings to approve and then started fabrication. Everything on these clocks are stainless steel. The reason was because we could only source the 5 round balls in stainless and needed to weld them to the rods which then required welding to the frame. All stainless now. The color selected is actually called Orange Juice. These clocks are on the Coleytown Middle School in Westport Connecticut.

Oh just another day in the life. But this school takes the cake. Clock was removed in 1950 and didn’t have anything in its place until this year of 2020. Took 70 years to get a new clock. And it looks good! https://nonpareilonline.com//article_3ee8e718-46dd-596e-a5

Because clocks and America go together like cherry pie and whipped cream. Great view today in Cleveland, Ohio

A beautiful 20 foot diameter floral clock in Phoenix AZ Americlock installed a few years ago. This replaced a water feature that was high maintenance and extremely expensive to maintain. This is replanted twice a year and is low maintenance and doesn’t because it’s in Arizona it doesn’t even need to adjust for daylight savings since Arizona doesn’t have that headache.

A great restoration of a clock from 1860. But we had to remove the clock faces to get them into the tower.