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    Greetting from TAIWAN

    hello! everyone:

    I come from Taiwan . I really like the flip clock. I bought my first one was in Japan 20 years ago. (sould be SEIKO DP690T). because I like the shape from 60's to 90's. and then I start my little collection of flip clock.but i don't really know about the history or something. While I travel to visit fleamarket in Japan. I always take one or 2 flip clocks. Now I have about 15 .About 3 years ago . I found one of my flip clock with lamp (National) stop working. I try to fix it. but have no idea. I am not good at the mechanical or electronic. I afraid to crush my flip clock. till recently I search on yotube that should be Mackey's channel. I learned from it and I made my clock work! what amazing! Even if it's just lubricating the motor. But I am so appropriate. Then I try to fix other clock. But getting harder. Such as the gear was broken(especially "sankyo" & "National"). I can find the components. Anyway the broken clock still cool in my room.I found the forum that so interesting! Actually I am a graphic design teacher in high school and I want to learn more about design principle of flip clock or the aesthetics.And I found here now! I am going to read the article to realize more about flip clock. I just read about the story of "copal 101" so funny.I really enjoyed it. I hope I could get the clock back to work.

    the forum light up something in my mine thanks a lot.




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      Originally posted by iamahray View Post
      hello! everyone:

      I come from Taiwan . I really like the flip clock. I bought my first one was in Japan 20 years ago. (sould be SEIKO DP690T). because I like the shape from 60's to 90's. and then I start my little collection of flip clock.but i don't really know about the history or something. While I travel to visit fleamarket in Japan. I always take one or 2 flip clocks. Now I have about 15 .About 3 years ago . I found one of my flip clock with lamp (National) stop working. I try to fix it. but have no idea. I am not good at the mechanical or electronic. I afraid to crush my flip clock. till recently I search on yotube that should be Mackey's channel. I learned from it and I made my clock work! what amazing! Even if it's just lubricating the motor. But I am so appropriate. Then I try to fix other clock. But getting harder. Such as the gear was broken(especially "sankyo" & "National"). I can find the components. Anyway the broken clock still cool in my room.I found the forum that so interesting! Actually I am a graphic design teacher in high school and I want to learn more about design principle of flip clock or the aesthetics.And I found here now! I am going to read the article to realize more about flip clock. I just read about the story of "copal 101" so funny.I really enjoyed it. I hope I could get the clock back to work.

      the forum light up something in my mine thanks a lot.


      Hi,

      I am also in Taiwan. You can send a message to me. Maybe we could have some discussion.

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      • iamahray
        iamahray commented
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        Hello!~eathan21 前輩您好 看見同樣來自台灣的朋友很開心。不過我是新手很不常上來,因為英文也不夠好 哈哈,這裡很多厲害的高手玩翻頁中很有心得,我自己從十幾年前從日本很隨興的收集到最近幾年才開始因為有幾 台時鐘停了,才開始自己拆開保養(談不上維修),因為我本身從事設計工作,所以也試著從我收集的時鐘裡觀察 一些設計發佈一些心得,如果有什麼問題需要請教,麻煩您不吝嗇指導啦!

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      Taiwan tooo~~~

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