Throughout the holiday season, we’re releasing gift guides to help you make a shortlist for all your gift-giving needs. This week, Chelsea Clock is all business — employee gifts, client gifts, and more. Read on for the Chelsea Clock Corporate… Continue Reading →
All of us at Chelsea Clock share a genuine passion for and appreciation of beautiful timepieces. Of course, Chelseas top our collective list of favorites. But we – and many friends of Chelsea – have interests in the designs and… Continue Reading →
Last night’s Academy Awards got us thinking about film and filmmaking. So for you, dear clock enthusiast, we’ve compiled a list of the must-see movies for clock lovers. Once you’re done watching all the Oscar winners, be sure to add… Continue Reading →
These terrific photos are just in from our good friend, Captain Ken Bracewell, taken aboard Motor Yacht EVVIVA. Ken recently outfitted the cabin of this gorgeous vessel with a Chelsea 8.5” Ship’s Bell Clock and matching Barometer, both in gleaming… Continue Reading →
In May of 1978, only five years after a devastating fire destroyed hundreds of Chelsea businesses, a blazing two-alarm fire threatened the very existence of Chelsea Clock. Since the Depression, the lot behind our original Everett Street factory had been… Continue Reading →
Perhaps you have a beautiful, antique Chelsea timepiece that stopped working years ago. Or maybe you picked up an old clock at a tag sale and just haven’t gotten around to fixing it. No matter what the make, model, or… Continue Reading →
It’s not uncommon for people to associate Chelsea Clock with nautical clocks and the U.S. Navy, and we’re proud of that. The Patriot Deck Clock is no small part of that history. In fact, it’s inspired by 1940s military clocks… Continue Reading →
As one of the country’s oldest clockmakers, we’re often asked about the differences between military time and standard or “civilian” time. More specifically, why does the US military operate on a 24-hour clock? The answer is quite simple: efficiency. By… Continue Reading →
Dating back to the early 1900s, when Chelsea first began making the Ship’s Bell, detailed records have been kept of each Ship’s Bell Clock ever produced by the company. Each Ship’s Bell Clock is individually numbered and then registered prior… Continue Reading →
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