Electric Time® Company of Medfield, Massachusetts, USA manufactures quality, custom made clocks.
We specialize in “DesigningTime®“. Our tower clocks and building clocks, or post clocks are all custom manufactured to your specifications. Choose from our standard designs or let us create a special design for your project. We manufacture clocks for any location, in any size. For over 80 years, Electric Time® has been a master in the art of handcrafted clock manufacture and design.
Our choices of indoor and outdoor styles range from silhouette clocks and tower clocks to post clocks, street clocks and wall clocks. If you need more than our standard styles, let Electric Time® Company translate your ideas into our one-of-a-kind custom architectural clocks. We combine technology and craftsmanship to produce a product of unequalled quality.
Who do you ask to restore one of the world’s most iconic clocks? Electric Time Company of course! Electric Time Company, Inc. has been working with the New York based Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) on the clocks at Grand Central
From the historic Greenbrier Old White Golf Course to the breathtaking vistas of Pebble Beach, Electric Time Company has provided post clocks to the most iconic golf clubs imaginable. Golf courses world-wide enjoy the elegance and practicality of Electric Time’s
In 2021, Electric Time Company was honored to be selected by the Jamaica Center Improvement Association to restore the iconic cast iron street clock located on Jamaica Avenue in Queens, NYC (see 2018 Photo). The clock had fallen into disrepair.
If you have the opportunity to visit the Pace Gallery in NYC prior to August 15, 2025 please stop in and see the latest Alicja Kwade exhibit, Telos Tales. This exhibition features new monumental sculptures by Kwade, a Berlin, Germany artist. Electric Time Company has had the pleasure of working with Alicja Kwade and her studio for over 10 years.
Telos Tales features three large, double-sided clocks with ticking second hands. The clocks are recessed into long, polished, stainless steel tubes and hung at various heights in the room. The clock’s reflections are seen in the tubes, and the ticking sound envelops the gallery. Structural members morph into cast bronze tree limbs which envelop the tubes. The juxtaposition of the surfaces and reflections explore the intangible nature of time.
In the second room, eight bronze canisters hold tubes of cast glass. Our dials with clock movement assemblies are distorted while they continue to tick away. The notion of time is challenged by the visual perception.
We enjoy hearing about a clock dedication - and this is a sweet one! What a lovely tribute by the Hershey Country Club to their former Head Golf Pro. ... See MoreSee Less
On Friday, June 6, Hershey Country Club (HCC) hosted the Jay Weitzel Clock Dedication. Jay Weitzel was the Head Golf Professional at HCC from 1957 to 1994. When Jay accepted the job, there were no gol...