HERMLE MOVEMENTS
We offer only the best grade of clock movements with no plastic components
Every clock movement comes with a 2 year warrantee
- Less cost than a cleaning in most cases
- Should last 25-30 years, a repair would not
- Easy to install, we can help if needed
- Ships same day as order
HOW TO ORDER:
Hermle uses a 6 or 7 digit number code to designate whether it is spring, chain, or cable driven, the plate size, hammer arrangement, and the hand shaft length.
Back Plate Example:
77
Howard Miller
1161-853
94cm
In this case 1161 would be selected below and all the movements that start with 1161 will come up in a webpage for you to select from.
Movements may vary from the Pictures
The matching of the movement number is what makes the difference, if the old movement number matches on the list, then you will get that exact same movement.
NOTE:
Hermle makes movements for various cabinet makers and marks there name onto the movement, so you may have a Hermle movement even it has a different name on it. Some other names made by Hermle are Seth Thomas (the newer Seth), Tally Industries, Howard Miller, Mason & Sullivan and others.
ALSO NOTE:
Many of the Hermle movements have been improved upon by the factory over time. Some have bronzed bushings in key wear areas to increase the life of the movement, and on the non-pendulum units the balance has been improved upon for longer life and ease of timing.
Select the beginning part of the Hermle number below for movement details
WHO MADE IT
Hermle
OTHER NAMES USED
Howard Miller, Welby, Ridgeway, Larose, Talley Industries, Mason & Sullivan, Seth Thomas, Buliva, Hamilton
EXAMPLES
1161-053 114cm
Or
340-020
Or
451-050 94CM
And similar
DESCRIPTION
Three or four numbers followed by a dash, then a CM length underneath it if there is a pendulum. They are all consistent as they always have the numbers, then a dash, then more numbers.
Basically if there is a dash in the movement number, and its all numbers in the beginning with no letters like "A", and the clock was made in Germany, its a Hermle unit for sure.
AVAILABILITY
Excellent availability at this time, we stock all Hermle units, with very few exceptions. Some special CM lengths maybe special order, if its not on the charts then it most likely will have to be made up special for an extra $20, this is a special order so please call it in. Hermle is the biggest movement producers in the world today. Not only do they have the most movements being made, but they also have the best part availability when you need a component such as a pendulum or a dial, or a complete clock kit. Hermle units generally last 22 to as much as 35 years. We usually get calls to replace units that were built in the early 80's or late 70's. If you look at the back plate of the movement you will see a couple numbers above all the other numbers. You will see such as a 77 or an 83 or so on. This is the date the movement was built.
Replacing these units rather than getting them cleaned and oiled is usually the smart way to go as it is factory improved, brand new, factory lubricated, easy to install, and it will cost less than a cleaning. Keep in mind however that there are different grades of the same movement number, some are cheaper and contain plastic parts. The Hermle units that we offer here at Clockworks are the best grade available with no plastic components for a very reasonable price.

