Are there collectors of talking clocks (besides myself)?

Hi mark4:

Thanks for the "timely" question. :-) 

No, you do not appear to be the only collector of talking clocks out
there. I was able to find one other individual:

Talking Clocks Home
URL: http://www.talkingclocks.net/last37_001.htm

That was all I was able to find for this rather unique hobby of yours.
There are many clock collectors out there, but few specializing in
talking clocks.

A good place to start for general clock collecting is:

The National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors
URL: http://www.nawcc.org/

I hope this helps! Let me know if you need any clarification. 

Thanks. 

websearcher-ga

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Speaking of clocks...what ever became of this question?

http://answers.google.com/answers/main?cmd=threadview&id=207737

tutuzdad-ga

Let me clarify...I was referring to the question you posted about time
and how countries format time locally. The question closed before it
was formally answered and I was wondering if you knew that or if it
was closed unintentionally. If you were pleased with the research
being conducted it is customary to allow the researcher to answer and
close the question himself. Since the question was closed prematurely
and no one was permitted to claim the fee you can reopen another
duplicate question and allow the answer to be formally posted to it if
you like.

Regards;
tutuzdad-ga