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Step-by-step repair instructions, movement troubleshooting, and professional restoration techniques from master horologists.
Exclusive Member Perks
Master Clockmaking & Watchmaking Skills at the School of Horology
Learn hands-on repair techniques at discounted workshops, connecting with enthusiasts nationwide.
Free Access to National Watch & Clock Museum
Explore a stunning collection and enjoy free entry to 250+ museums with the ASTC Passport Program.
Connect with 140+ Chapters Worldwide
Connect with passionate enthusiasts worldwide, sparking friendships over your shared love for horology.
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What is the NAWCC?
The National Association of Watch & Clock Collectors (NAWCC) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded in 1943 by watch collectors, now with thousands of watch and clock enthusiasts worldwide. We're the top educator and advocate for horology, operating North America's largest timepiece museum, the world's largest horological research library, and publishing the respected Watch & Clock Bulletin six times yearly. We offer workshops, symposiums, conventions, and maintain the largest online horological forums—join to be part of this legacy!
How much does a one-year membership cost?
For just $112 a year, secure a full subscription to the esteemed Bulletin—six issues brimming with expert horology knowledge—plus nationwide marts, free library research, travel perks and more!
What is included with my membership?
Your $112/year membership includes six issues of the prestigious Bulletin journal, nationwide marts for trading rare pieces, free access to the world’s largest horology library with personalized research, discounted workshops at the School of Horology, free admission to the National Watch & Clock Museum and 250+ science centers via the ASTC Passport Program, connections with 140+ chapters worldwide, and up to 30% off rental vehicles with Enterprise, AVIS, Hertz, and Budget.
What if I’m new to horology?
No worries! Our welcoming 8,000-member community supports beginners with free library research, expert advice, online forums, workshops, and marts—grow at your own speed.
Is the membership fee tax-deductible?
Yes, 80% of the $112 qualifies as a tax-deductible charitable contribution to the National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors, a 501(c)(3) non-profit.
Have more questions? We're here to help!
If you have any questions about membership, upcoming events, or accessing NAWCC resources, our team is ready to assist. Email us at info@nawcc.org.

















