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The Boston Globe
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Boston clocks face accuracy issues
Many public clocks in Boston are running inaccurate due to aging mechanisms and weather conditions. The Custom House Tower clock, the city's largest, is manually adjusted about a dozen times annually and often struggles to keep precise time. Maintenance is performed by clock repair specialist David Hochstrasser, who describes the process as more art than science, highlighting the challenges of preserving historical public timepieces.
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