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75th Anniversary Gala

Preserving & Furthering the Art & Science of Watchmaking

The Watchmakers Association of NJ was founded in 1939 for the purpose of preserving and furthering the Art and Science of Watchmaking. For 79 years it has supported watchmakers, clockmakers and others in the field of horology. Its current membership consists of watchmakers, clockmakers, watch and clock collectors, hobbyists and members of the horological industry.

Welcome fellow members!

Our Next Meeting Dates are not schedules

Clark Public library, 303 Westfield Ave, Clark, NJ 07066 - 732-388-5999

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Except for the May meeting, all meetings have programs. Some examples of previous speakers are Jay Spring, Head of Citizen USA who came from California to speak on the care and service of the Citizen Ecodrive Watch, Michael Sandler who discussed his web site Timezone.com and Paul Madden, Head Instructor at the Nicloas G. Hayek Watchmaking School in Secauscus NJ. The May meeting, which is reserved for paid up members only, is an anniversary meeting with buy/sell tables, and a dinner. Guests are charged $3 at the door to cover costs of the program and refreshments. If interested in attending a meeting as a guest, please email the Webmaster listed below. List "WANJ" as the subject of your email. Annual membership dues are $50, and there is no meeting charge for members.

Please see the announcement above for meeting dates and location information.


Officers of the WANJ are:

President - Richard Cuny

Vice President - Adolph Stonitsch

Treasurer - Dale Sutton

Secretary - Dr. Henry Shotwell

Membership Chariman - Dale Sutton

Webmaster - service@timemachinerepair.com


   
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WANJ Library List

Left is a partial list of the contents of the WANJ library. Members may download the list to view and check items out of the library at membership meetings. Recent additions to the library are not included in this list.


The WANJ is an affiliate chapter of the American Watchmakers-Clockmakers Institute. For further information on the institute go to www.awci.com .

Additional recommended horological sites are The National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors, Inc,  at www.nawcc.org, Time Zone at www.timezone.com, and the British Horological Institute at www.bhi.co.uk.

Website comments are welcome. Please email them to the Webmaster. Include "WANJ" in the email's subject line.