Howard Miller Clocks
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Howard Miller Clocks
A Legacy of American Clockmaking
Raised in the Black Forest Region of Germany, Howard Miller was taught the art of clockmaking by his father. Infusing his creative innovations into traditional old-world German ways. Howard Miller clocks offer unmatched, long-lasting quality with modern movements and designs.
Based in Zeeland, Michigan, Howard Miller continues to craft exceptional clocks and timepieces. These items are rooted in the traditional art of clockmaking, a heritage of the German Black Forest region. Specializing in chiming wall and mantle clocks, the Howard Miller clock collection is a long-standing name among America’s most trusted clocks.
At Frankenmuth Clock Company, we stock a variety of clocks and repair parts sourced from Germany’s Bavarian region. From our Hermle clocks to our Rhythm Clocks, we strive to provide premier products and quality craftsmanship.
The Beauty of Design and Function
Tired of minimalist styles, Howard Miller clocks offer unique design features, such as ornate woodwork and distinct chiming melodies (like Westminster and Ave Maria).
Serving as elegant home centrepieces and heirloom collectibles that can be passed down through your family, there are various types of clocks to suit your space:
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Chiming wall clocks
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Mantel clocks
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Signature grandfather clocks
Seeking a clock crafted with precision and elegance in mind? Howard Miller clocks are among the finest in the world, renowned for their unmatched quality and ability to add a touch of “Old World Character” to your home.
Do you need a little help deciding which clocks make the best quality timepieces for your home? Learn more in our “How-To Guide”
Howard Miller Grandfather Clocks: Timeless Elegance
Initially, Howard Miller produced only wall and mantle clocks. However, around the 1960s, grandfather clocks were introduced as towering masterpieces that set the standard for stunning floor clocks.
Its unique appeal lies in its mechanical precision and signature design features, including:
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Fine hardwood
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Beveled glass
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Heirloom nameplates
Expertise in Service and Repairs
At Frankenmuth Clock Company, we operate an experienced and authorized Howard Miller Service Center. Fully stocked with clock repair parts available to ship to the U.S., Canada, and internationally, we aren’t just clock sellers, but masters of repairing Howard Miller clocks.
We also offer in-store repairs, as well as online resources and maintenance. Whether you need a new light, battery, or updated general parts, we have it all. If you’re unsure which part you need, consult our guide to find exactly what you’re looking for.
Frequently Asked Questions About Howard Miller Clocks
What is special about Howard Miller clocks?
Howard Miller clocks are known for blending German clockmaking tradition with American innovation. With superior craftsmanship, precision mechanisms, and timeless designs, they remain a preferred choice for both new buyers and collectors.
Are Howard Miller clocks worth the money?
Yes. With high-quality materials, enduring construction, and distinctive design features, Howard Miller clocks hold their value and often become treasured family heirlooms. Their exceptional performance and visual appeal make them a smart investment.
How do you tell the date of a Howard Miller clock?
Most Howard Miller clocks include a serial or model number, usually located on the back panel or inside the case. These can be referenced with the manufacturer or an authorized dealer to determine the year of production.
What maintenance do Howard Miller clocks need?
Regular maintenance includes dusting weekly, oiling every 2 years, and professional servicing every 5–10 years by an Authorized Service Center, such as at Frankenmuth Clock Company.
Extreme dry, humid, hot or cold air may necessitate more regular cleaning.
Mechanical models may require winding daily or weekly, while quartz models need battery replacement.
Can you overwind a Howard Miller clock?
No, you can’t overwind a Howard Miller clock. Modern spring-driven clocks have built-in limits. However, rough winding or forcing the mechanism can still cause damage, so gentle care is essential.
How can you tell a fake Howard Miller clock?
Genuine Howard Miller clocks feature identifiable model numbers. These branded faceplates feature the Howard Miller name and logo, a serial number, and, on older models, a "Made in Germany" label, along with meticulous construction. Suspiciously low prices or poorly finished details can indicate a counterfeit.
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