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Registering with The National Clock Register We have various registration options available and these are listed below. In simple terms, we offer either single clock, or multiple clock registrations, either on their own or including Electronic security microchips. You can register email, fax, or in via the standard post. Click here for TNCR registration form. Full registration with The National Clock Register. More info £14.99 Full registration with The National Clock Register and Electronic Data Tag. More info £26.99 Full registration with The National Clock Register for up to 10 clocks. More info £89.99 Full registration with The National Clock Register for up to 10 clocks AND 10 electronic tags. More info £159.99 Full registration with The National Clock Register for up to 20 clocks. More info £149.99 Full registration with The National Clock Register for up to 20 clocks AND 20 electronic tags. More info £269.99 Full registration with The National Clock Register for up to 30 clocks. More info £199.99 Full registration with The National Clock Register for up to 30 clocks AND 30 electronic tags. More info £365.99 Security data tags These micro-transmitters are supplied for registered clocks only* (i.e. for pre-registered clocks, or where you want a Collector registration but do not require the full compliment of tags offered with a Collector Gold package).    £14.99   More info * We do not supply Security tags without clock Registration - we will supply them separately for valued objects that are not clock related - i.e. other items of furniture. All prices listed are inclusive of VAT and include registration for five years. Registration is subject to renewal after this period. Please click here to view full TNCR Terms and Conditions. Please Note: When registering online it is important that you provide accurate details of your clock/s and reasonable quality colour photographs. This will help dealers to recognise stolen clocks (and therefore to assist with recovery). Photographs can either be sent to us in the post, or preferably in digital format (i.e. a photo on your computer).