Winterhalder & Hofmeier
Clock Repair Center USA

Winterhalder Uhrenfabrik was established in 1810 by Thomas Winterhalder.  His grandfather Nikolaus Winterhalder (1710-1743) was known for making Black Forest clocks with wooden cogs and weights from stones.   Thomas moved in 1816 with his three sons Matthäus, Karl und Thomas to Friedenweiler where he lived in an old house  which he had bought from a monastery.  Matthäus Winterhalder (1799–1863) took over the work rooms in 1830. In 1850 his relative Johannes Hofmeier (1802-1876) from Titisee-Neustadt joined and they formed the company Winterhalder & Hofmeier.  Clocks were marked from there on with the initials W & H Sch.  The third generation formed a limited liability company, Gesellschaft mit beschränkter Haftung in 1908.  All partners of that company where brothers or cousins.  They delivered parts from their own separate firms to the Winterhalder & Hofmeier company.  

Linus Winterhalder died in 1932, and Winterhalder & Hofmeier had to stop production in 1933 due to lack of liquidity. On June 2, 1937 the company was officially removed from the public commercial register.

All Winterhalder & Hoffmeier mantle and wall clocks 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.

We have service technicians in the following areas who make house calls for your Winterhalder & Hoffmeier  grandfather or floor clock.  Many wall clocks are too large to easily transport, so we will make house calls for these as well.  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.