Third generation Clockmaker, Steve Fletcher at Clock Workshop, Witney, UKClock and Watch Repairs

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• SI

  @simplesojourner · 5 years ago

  For such a soft spoken man, the passion and dedication to your  work rings out  loud and clear! Brilliant video, thank you.

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• RE

  @rebeccagrissett647 · 4 years ago

  My granddad was a clock and watch repair man and his sister worked on clocks! So wished I would of been more interested in it growing up! Miss hearing all those clocks in one room! Music to my ears!

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• ES

  @ES-zz5yj · 4 years ago

  A true craftsman that goes to work that truly loves his work. I hope your passing your trade along.

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• PI

  @pintokitkat · 5 years ago

  You really could amass a huge following on YouTube, Steve.  Don't stop at one video. Watching you take such delight from stripping things down and fixing them back up is very entertaining.

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• CH

  @christastic100 · 3 years ago

  Something special about clocks ,those who make and repair them. Hope it’s a skill that will be around for many more generations

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• GL

  @glennlopez6772 · 5 years ago

  Can&apos;t help but admire these guys.<br>Technology which delivers the time with a sophistication of its own, with or without modern technology!<br>Thanks for the video.

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• LE

  @lesleyoxspring9655 · 3 years ago

  Hi Steve, I&apos;m glad you&apos;ve got your own channel. I find your skills fascinating. &nbsp;Repair Shop is my Favourite Show and I&apos;m hoping that the show will continue. &nbsp;Many thanks Steve (and I also enjoy Sue).

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• MO

  @moonstarer55 · 5 years ago

  Been watching you in the Repair Shop for as long as it’s been on the go. Great video and I hope you make more of them. Great work.

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• TO

  @tomseymour9925 · 5 years ago

  Thanks for this great video. &nbsp;I have repaired clocks for 40 years as a “hobby”. (Stopped doing it 13 years ago.) &nbsp;I collected clocks and had a mentor who taught me and pushed me to get my license as a “<br>Certified Horologist” as was needed in Michigan at the time. &nbsp;I thoroughly enjoy watching you and comparing techniques. &nbsp;Most of which, I am delighted, &nbsp;are the same. &nbsp; I taught &nbsp;elementary school for 35 years. &nbsp;Working on a clock when I got home was great therapy: instant reward for a job well done, and the satisfaction of turning something non-working into working. &nbsp;I also enjoyed the looks and feelings of pleasure seeing their treasured clock working as it should. Thank you so much for taking part in The Repair Shop. Watching it is a very rewarding experience.

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• AN

  @andrewseddon7989 · 5 years ago

  Steve, &nbsp;as an avid watcher of the repair shop &nbsp; , I love watching you when you are repairing something &nbsp; it&apos;s such a special skill you have in something so delicate a a clock or a watch &nbsp;<br>And &nbsp;my other favourite &nbsp;person &nbsp;is your sister &nbsp; and her leather work ! <br> Please &nbsp;keep it goin

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• TY

  @tymz-r-achangin · 3 years ago

  Much respect goes out to these tradesman. A lot of dedicated time, tedious work, and definitely patience

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• GT

  @gt40mk1 · 5 years ago

  I watch you on The Repair Shop and your talent never fails to amaze me. You are a truly talented craftsman.

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