Does Earth changes angular velocity in 24 hours evaluation?
There are a series of resources on the leapsecond.com site which specifically talk about detecting tides with pendulum clocks. It has been done by e.g. the Shortt pendulum clocks which had a master pendulum in a vacuum to remove disturbances synchronized to a slave pendulum. From the first link in the resources at 1, the order of magnitude of the change in pendulum rate caused by the change in gravity is ~1e-7 so your pendulum clock needs to be stable to a few milliseconds per day (few x10^-8) if you hope to see any tidal effects. You will need a more stable source of time such as a GPS Disciplined Oscillator (GPSDO) and normally a time interval counter to measure the stability with.