Chapter 124 offers hands-on clock and watch repair classes designed especially for beginners who are new to watch and clock repair. These courses teach the fundamentals of cleaning, adjusting, and restoring timepieces using real tools and movements, guided by experienced instructors. Students learn at their own pace in a friendly workshop setting, with opportunities to advance into more specialized topics as their skills grow. Whether you’re a collector, hobbyist, or simply curious about how clocks and watches work, our classes provide the perfect place to start your journey.

Our Annual Regional Meeting is the highlight of the year for Chapter 124 members and horology enthusiasts across the region. Held each spring, it features educational programs, guest speakers, and an expansive mart filled with clocks, watches, tools, and parts for sale or trade. It’s a weekend of learning, sharing, and celebrating the art and science of timekeeping.

In addition to the regional, Chapter 124 hosts regular meet-ups and swap meets throughout the year, where members can buy, sell, and trade timepieces, tools, and horological supplies. These gatherings provide a relaxed, social environment to network, share restoration tips, and connect with others who share a passion for clocks and watches.

Chapter 124 occasionally takes on special community projects that preserve and share the art of horology. One notable example is the restoration of the street clock in Grapevine’s Historic District, brought back to life by our members over 20 years ago and still running today. Though such projects are rare, they reflect our dedication to craftsmanship, education, and keeping timekeeping history alive in North Texas.