National Watch & Clock Museum

Founded in 1943, the National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors is a nonprofit scientific organization that offers educational, cultural and social resources. Its members include students, educators, casual collectors and professionals in the retail and manufacturing sectors. The organization participates in regional and national conventions, trade marts, workshops and educational...

The National Watch and Clock Museum exhibits more than 12,000 timepieces and time-related items, including early sundials and water clocks; a 19th-century Tiffany globe clock; a German Black Forest organ clock with 94 pipes; moon-phase wristwatches; and the showstopper, the Engle Clock, an 1878 timepiece intended to resemble the famous astronomical cathedral clock of Strasbourg, France. You can...

Official Website of The National Association of Watch & Clock Collectors - Dedicated to the Advancement of the Art & Science of Timekeeping in the Service of all Horologists, everywhere.

The National Watch and Clock Museum was officially opened to the public in 1977 with fewer than 1,000 items. Since that time, the collection has increased to over 12,000 items and the museum has undergone several expansion projects. The latest expansion opened in October 1999 and featured an entirely new and redesigned exhibit space, as well as a new two-story addition. Today, the museum is...

The NAWCC is the world's largest organization dedicated to horology, the art and science of time...