Waltham Clock Company of Waltham, Massachusetts.

 

 

The Waltham Clock and Waltham Watch Companies, in their various forms, have been synonymous with quality timepieces. The Company was first established in Waltham, Massachusetts, in January of 1897 as the Waltham Clock Company. Their products, known for their excellent quality, included hall, shelf, and then wall clocks. In 1913, they merged with the watchmaking giant Waltham Watch, but continued to produce clocks under the Waltham Clock name until 1923, when the name was changed to the Waltham Watch and Clock Company. In 1925, the name was changed again to the Waltham Watch Co. The production of pendulum clocks is reported to have ceased around 1930. 

 

Clocks From This Maker

Colorful Waltham-made timepiece to a home in Central Massachusetts, just 4 miles from our shop.
This fine Federal Massachusetts Timepiece is commonly called a "Banjo Clock." It was made by the Waltham Watch Company in Waltham, Massachusetts, between 1926 and 1930, based on the number 9103 die-stamped on the movement's front plate. This… read more
A suburb Waltham wall timepiece or banjo clock featuring banded frames and signed D.J. Steele painted glasses. The lower tablet depicts the War of 1812 naval battle between the Constitution and the Guerriere. 224128. 
A superb Waltham wall timepiece or banjo clock featuring banded inlaid frames and signed D.J. Steele painted glasses. The lower tablet depicts the War of 1812 naval battle between the Constitution and the Guerriere. 224128. 
  This fine Federal Massachusetts Timepiece is commonly called a "Banjo Clock." It was made by the Waltham Watch Company in Waltham, Massachusetts, between 1926 and 1930, based on the number 9103 die-stamped on the movement's front plate. This… read more
Waltham Watch Company. A Girandole Wall Timepiece. Number 24. 224131.
Waltham Curtis Girandole Wall Timepiece. Number 24. 224131.
  This is an outstanding centennial reproduction of Lemuel Curtis' Girandole Wall Timepiece. The Waltham Watch Company of Waltham, MA, made this example. Their catalog claimed that they had reproduced this famous clock so carefully that none of its… read more
A suburb Waltham wall presentation timepiece or banjo clock featuring gilt rope frames and a painted scene of the Naval battle between the Constitution and the Guerriere. D. J. Steele Artist. 224097.
A suburb Waltham wall presentation timepiece or banjo clock featuring gilt rope frames and a painted scene of the Naval battle between the Constitution and the Guerriere. D. J. Steele Artist. 224097.
  This clock is not just any clock; it is exceptional. It represents the pinnacle of what was available from the Waltham Clock factory. The reverse-painted tablets were meticulously crafted by D. J Steele, a testament to the exceptional quality of… read more
A Waltham wall timepiece or banjo clock featuring tulip cross-banded frames and a painted scene of the Boston State House. 224025.
A Waltham wall timepiece or banjo clock featuring tulip cross-banded frames and a painted scene of the Boston State House. 224025. 
  This fine Federal Massachusetts Timepiece, commonly called a “Banjo Clock” was made by the Waltham Clock Company of Waltham, Massachusetts, between 1914 and 1922 based on the number 7540D die-stamped on the movement’s front plate. This beautiful… read more