Hermle Clock Movements
Hermle clock movements come complete with essential components: cables and pulleys (or chains), the leader, and the suspension spring. When you remove the two screws beneath the movement—after taking off the hands and dial (instructions provided via email)—everything slides out effortlessly. Installing a new movement can be done in just 10-15 minutes by someone with experience. Even for beginners, the process is straightforward and achievable. Replacing your movement is a smart choice. A new Hermle clock movement costs less than half of a full overhaul and ships immediately—no waiting months for repairs. While some custom clock cases can complicate installation, mass-produced designs typically make the process seamless. A new Hermle movement ensures the longest lifespan and optimal performance for your clock. Explore our selection of Hermle Clock Movements and experience the benefits of a quick, reliable replacement today.
Quartz Time Only
Our robust mini quartz movements are compact enough for tight spaces yet powerful enough to drive long clock hands. Whether you’re building a new clock or replacing an existing unit, these movements deliver precision and durability. Selecting the correct post length is crucial. The post must go through the entire thickness of the clock dial, including any wood backing. If your dial has a wood backing, a longer post length is essential for proper installation. Clockworks offers multiple post lengths to meet your exact needs. Don’t risk a poor fit—ensure your post length matches your dial thickness for flawless performance. Check out our Quartz Clock Movements and get your clock running perfectly today.
Mechanical Clock Kits
Our Mechanical Clock Kits provide everything you need to build a fully functional clock—except the wooden case. This allows you the freedom to design and craft a clock case in any style you desire, turning your creative vision into a reality. Each kit includes all the essential components for a high-quality mechanical clock. Simply create your custom case, install the kit, and enjoy the satisfaction of a finished, handcrafted timepiece. Explore our range of Mechanical Clock Kits and bring your clockmaking project to life with precision and craftsmanship.
Urgos Clock Movements
Urgos clock movements are still available for clocks that require three weights. For other types, we provide high-quality conversion kits. Opting for a new clock movement is the best solution—it offers a factory-fresh restart, restoring your clock to its original condition, just like when you first purchased it. These new movements are crafted by the same manufacturers in Germany, using the same machinery, ensuring authenticity and quality. This is not a replica or a knock-off; it’s the exact same movement. Why waste time chasing obsolete parts when you can have the real thing? The choice is clear. A new movement costs significantly less and gets your clock running smoothly in no time.
Chime / Pendulum Quartz
Our chiming quartz movements offer Westminster and other chime options, providing a classic touch to any clock. Many models feature an ANSO option, ensuring the chime is silent at night. These movements are designed to power a lightweight pendulum up to 16 inches in length. Adjusting the pendulum length is simple: the rod features notches at one-inch intervals—just bend and snap it to your desired length. Each pendulum includes a round bob for smooth, elegant swinging. To ensure the perfect fit for your clock, pendulum bobs are available in three different diameters. Important: Pendulums and bobs are sold separately from the movement. Explore our selection of Chiming Quartz Movements and bring timeless precision and elegance to your clock today.
Cuckoo Clock Parts
The most commonly needed cuckoo clock repair parts are bellow tops and hands. While the bellow tubes are often reusable, the cloth on the bellow tops can tear over time, preventing the clock from properly cuckooing the time. If your cuckoo clock movement is worn out and was made after 1950, replacing it is the smarter choice. Restoration is a lengthy and costly process, while a new movement, priced between $100 and $200, will offer superior longevity and reliability compared to even the best restoration. Don’t settle for temporary fixes—get your cuckoo clock running smoothly with our selection of Cuckoo Clock Parts.
Kieninger Clock Movements
Each time a clock movement requires repairs or bushing replacements, its lifespan shortens, leading to more frequent maintenance. A new clock movement is the superior choice—it lasts longer and costs significantly less than repairs. Repairing a movement is both time-intensive and expensive. It involves disassembling plates, removing gears, performing detailed repairs, and reassembling with precision. If not perfect, the process may need to be repeated. Repairs can take 1 to 3 months—or even up to a year in extreme cases—and often cost twice as much as replacing the movement. Opting for a new movement not only saves time but ensures your clock runs like new. Explore our selection of Clock Movements and get your clock ticking again efficiently and affordably.
Quartz Clock Inserts
Clock inserts are complete, self-contained clocks designed to fit snugly into a hole via friction fit—making them perfect for hobbyists and DIY projects. With a clock insert, turning any object into a clock is effortless: simply drill a hole, push the insert in, and you’re done! To ensure a secure fit, each insert includes a rubber ring on the back to fill any gaps. If the ring breaks or gets lost, a simple rubber band works as an effective replacement. Just slide it onto the back of the insert, and you’re good to go. This allows for a snug fit, even with slight variations in hole diameter. Get started on your clock project today with our versatile Clock Inserts and turn your creative ideas into reality!
Anniversary Clock parts
Anniversary clocks, also known as 400-day clocks, are designed to be wound just once a year, typically on a special occasion like an anniversary. To keep these clocks running smoothly, the suspension spring often needs replacement if it becomes kinked or distorted. The suspension spring, located at the back of the clock, supports the pendulum balls in the air. A damaged spring is the most common issue preventing the clock from functioning properly. This damage usually occurs when the clock is moved and the pendulum swings freely, causing the spring to twist or kink. Ensure your anniversary clock stays accurate all year with our high-quality Anniversary Clock Suspension Springs. Get the right replacement and restore your clock’s precision today.
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