What is the method for winding an Elliott clock?

To wind an Elliott clock, follow these steps: 1. Locate the winding points on the clock. In most Elliott clocks, there are usually two winding points—one for the time train and another for the strike train. The time train is responsible for keeping the clock running, while the strike train controls the striking mechanism. 2. Determine the type of winding mechanism your clock has. Some Elliott clocks have key-wound mechanisms, requiring a special winding key, while others may have a crank or lever. 3. Insert the winding key or engage the crank/lever into the appropriate winding point. Turn the key clockwise with gentle and steady pressure to wind the clock. It is important not to force or overwind the clock as it may damage the mechanism. 4. Continue winding until you feel resistance or the spring becomes fully wound. At this point, stop winding to avoid any potential damage. 5. Repeat the winding process for the other train if your clock has separate winding points. Remember to wind your Elliott clock regularly to ensure accurate timekeeping and maintain its proper function.