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Accredited Repairers

Dale Sardeson

MBHI

Specialism: Clock Repairers, Museum Conservation

Country: England

County: Wiltshire

Town: Warminster

Telephone: 07989 462775

Email: dale.sardeson@gmail.com

Website: www.sardesonhorology.com

Dale Sardeson is a clockmaker, conservator and educator with extensive experience in repairs, servicing, conservation and restoration of all types of domestic mechanical clock. He is also accredited by the Institute of Conservation in recognition that his work represents the highest standards demanded by the heritage sector. Whether you are a museum, a collector with many valuable objects, or a private owner with a treasured family heirloom, Dale’s work is carried out using traditional skills and methods, underpinned with modern materials science and conservation theory, in order to preserve both the historic narrative and the material authenticity of your clock.

British Horological Institute

21/10/26

⌚ WATCH TASTER DAYS – 2027 DATES NOW AVAILABLE!Ever wondered how a watch works? Or thought about trying your hand at watchmaking? Now’s your chance!Our popular Watch Taster Days are running throughout the year, and dates for 2027 are now available to book!Join us at Upton Hall, home of the British Horological Institute and the Museum of Timekeeping, for a hands-on introduction to the fascinating world of horology.🔹 Enjoy beginner-friendly sessions with our professional tutors🔹 Get hands-on experience with real watches🔹 Discover the history and science of timekeeping🔹 Explore the Museum of Timekeeping’s remarkable collection🔹 Meet others who share your curiosity about clocks and watchesWhether you’re looking to try a new hobby, learn more about your own timepieces or explore a possible career in watchmaking, our Taster Days are a great place to start.No previous experience needed – just bring your curiosity!📅 2027 dates are available now.🔗 Find out more and book your place: bhi.co.uk/coursesandevents#Watchmaking #Horology #WatchTasterDay #WatchCollectors #LearnWatchmaking #BritishHorologicalInstitute #MuseumOfTimekeeping #UptonHall ...

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British Horological Institute

20/10/26

🔧 This week in the workshop at Upton Hall: Making Small ComponentsOur students are developing their practical skills on this four-day course, learning to make and assemble precision components using traditional hand tools and machinery.Working from technical drawings and to tight manufacturing tolerances, they’re gaining valuable experience in machining, shaping, forming and fitting components to create a functional assembly.The course provides a strong technical foundation for clock and watchmaking, supporting Constructing Clock Components (Unit D2) and preparing students for Constructing Clock & Watch Components (Unit D5).Great to see these essential skills in action in our workshop!Interested in developing your own horological skills? Find out more about the course here: bhi.co.uk/courses/msc#BHI #BritishHorologicalInstitute #Watchmaking #Clockmaking #Horology #UptonHall ...

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British Horological Institute

19/10/26

🔎 “I didn’t know you could have a job in this!” ⌚That’s exactly the kind of reaction we love to hear!On 28 September, the BHI attended a Careers Fair at Lincoln University Technical College, introducing students to the fascinating world of horology and the opportunities it offers.Dr Samantha Shave, BHI Education Lead, and Donna Millichamp, Membership and Short Course Administrator, brought along pocket watches, tiny watch movements and hands-on activities to get students curious.From examining movements through a loupe to discovering the many parts that make clocks and watches work, our stand proved incredibly popular with students and staff alike.Many were fascinated to discover that horology could become a career — and that professional training is available right here at the BHI!It was a rewarding day, giving young people a glimpse into a world they may never have considered before. Who knows? We may have inspired some future watchmakers and clockmakers! 👏Find out more about horological training and courses at the BHI: bhi.co.uk/courses#BHI #Horology #Watchmaking #Clockmaking #STEMEducation #CareersInEngineering #FutureWatchmakers #HorologicalTraining ...

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