After a little fiddling around and some delicate work with a pair of pliers, I fixed it!! Now it's working like...*ahem*... clockwork!!!

Yeah, it's only 30 pounds for 12 months!!

Before attacking people's opinions, how about putting your money where your mouth is!! The site needs the support

yes you are.... It does tell the time, in factt it keeps great time! But; if you remove the second hand there is a hole in the middle, so it doesn't look as preeeeetty. And besides, it's nice to see the sweeping second hand

I have a Beolab 2000 that isn't working. I took it to B&O who said it requires a new PCB. The quote for this is a few hundred dollars (I think around $350 from memory). Can my existing PCB just be repaired? Or do I have to replace it. I know the B&O service centre here tends to just replace parts rather than fixing, and I understand why

I finally managed to get my hands on an old Beotime! I love it, and am really happy. I bought it as broken from B&O store in the US. The query I have is how to fix the second hand. It falls off quite easily, and just hangs down pointing towards 6 o'clock. It moves with the 'tick' from the clock mechanism, but swings back to pointing

Still for sale???

Well.... ummm..... How much??? (Go away Spiros )

So I guess I won't be buying a Beocom 5.....

btw, is the LCS still available??