I have an identical one in my dining room, it's over 60yrs old and belonged to my Granddad...needs a little work though as it won't run for more than 10 hours at a time.
Ah cool, apparently, you will be hard to find someone to service cuckoo clocks as there too time consuming todo and if you manage to find someone, they will prob just replace the movement as its quicker then oiling up the current one.
But saying that,, it doesn't look very hard todo yourself http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZWUo51pXwOk
I read somewhere on the net, that without servicing a cuckoo clock, the movement will last at least 30yrs, but its recommended to have it serviced every 6-8yrs, then it will last longer, how much longer who knows.
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