Howard Miller is a premier manufacturer of high-quality clocks, curio cabinets, and fine home furnishings, known for craftsmanship and heirloom designs.
Founded in 1926 by Howard C. Miller, the Howard Miller Company is a leading American manufacturer of fine timepieces and home furnishings. Based in Zeeland, Michigan, the brand initially gained recognition for its chiming wall and mantel clocks before expanding into grandfather clocks, for which it is now world-renowned.
Today, Howard Miller offers a diverse portfolio that includes curio cabinets, wine and bar furnishings, custom storage cabinets, and adjustable height desks. The company is dedicated to creating products that combine functionality with timeless aesthetics, using high-quality materials such as hardwoods, glass, and precision movements. Whether for heirloom-quality floor clocks or modern home decor, Howard Miller continues to set the standard for quality and design in the industry.
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To set the time, move only the minute hand counter-clockwise (backwards) until the hands align with the correct time. Do not move the hour hand directly, as it will adjust automatically.
Most mechanical Howard Miller clocks should be wound once every seven days. Insert the winding key into the holes in the dial face and turn clockwise until tight, or use the crank for weight-driven models.
The product information label containing the model and serial number is typically located on the back or bottom of the clock or cabinet.
If the clock chimes early or late, you may need to adjust the hand position. Typically, this involves removing the small nut holding the minute hand, adjusting the bushing on the back of the hand, and reinstalling it.
Howard Miller recommends oiling the movement every two years and having it thoroughly cleaned by an authorized service center every five to ten years depending on environmental conditions.