Mauthe Clock Company
Clock Repair Center USA

In 1844 Friedrich Mauthe and his wife Marie (Kienzle) founded a company in Schwenningen to produce watch parts.  By the end of the 1860s Mauthe began to produce their own wall clocks and movements.  Some were produced through the network of cottage clock industries or so called "Gewerblern", others were produced in a mass production industrialized way.  The Mauthe sons Christian (1845-1909) and James (1847-1915) took over in 1876.  In 1886 Mauthe Clock began manufacturing its own spring.

Around 1900, alarm clocks, pendulum wall clocks, grandfather clocks, office clocks and "Buffet clocks" were offered.   The number of employees at that time went up to about 1,100 people.  In 1904 the 3rd generation took over (Eugene Schreiber (1877-1939) - son of Christian Mauthe, Dr. Fritz Mauthe (1875-1951) - son of Jacob and Mauthe Alfred (1879-1911) - son of Jacob Mauthe.  In 1925 Mauthe announced a new trademark.  It shows a right-looking eagle with outstretched wings, holding in its talons a three-part round plate with the letters F, M and S.

All Mauthe mantle and wall clocks and movements are repaired in our national repair center.  We receive shipments every day from around the world at our  clock repair department. Please look at our shipping page for more details.

Many wall clocks are too large to easily transport, so we will make house calls for these.  Since 1976, we have been in the clock repair business and have become one of the most respected clock restoration and repair companies in the northeastern United States.

Make an appointment today to repair your grandfather clock by emailing or calling us.  If you don’t get an answer by phone, we may be out on a call, so please leave a message and we will get back to you.

WHILE WE CAN MANUFACTURE REPLACEMENT PARTS, WE DO NOT SELL PARTS