Anniversary Clock Blocks and Fork

(21 customer reviews)

Price range: $10.00 through $29.00

Anniversary Clock Blocks/Fork

These are the parts on the suspension spring of an Anniversary clock. Sometimes these are lost and most often it is the bottom block that is missing. Please choose either top block, fork, or bottom block from the drop down menu.

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Price range: $10.00 through $29.00

SKU: AN2

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Description

Blocks and Fork

These are the Anniversary Blocks and Fork that need to go on to the suspension spring of an Anniversary clock.

The suspension spring is the most common thing that you will need to replace. They break and kink, which makes the rotation of the ball assembly cease to function. To replace the suspension spring, remove the old bottom block and top block along with the fork.

When the spring breaks it is not uncommon for the bottom block to go missing. It is always a good idea to have some extra bottom blocks on hand in case this happens. We carry all of these pieces and many other Anniversary clock necessities.

Additional information
Weight 0.25 lbs
Type

Top Block

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Bottom Block

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Fork

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Top Block Mini

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Bottom Block Mini

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5-Pack with Minis

Frequently bought together

$10.00
$38.00
$20.00
$68.00
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Alain Gagnon
Alain Gagnon
3 months ago

I have a Kundo 400 day anniversary clock that need a new escapment wheel and ancer.
Do you sell those?

Robert Perkins
Robert Perkins
4 months ago

I have a 400 day clock that is missing the lower block. How do I determine what size block it needs?

Robert Perkins
Robert Perkins
4 months ago

Thank you, I also tried to order the suspension spring, but I after I used a digital caliper on the existing spring the size doesn’t seam to match what is available. What am I doing wrong?

Robert Perkins
Robert Perkins
4 months ago

Thank you for your response. I figured out the problem and have ordered the parts.
Thanks again.

Dave Dommert
Dave Dommert
1 year ago

I bought a fork , blocks and suspention springfor my 1950s Coca-Cola 400 day clock from you. The fork seems to not pinch the spring tightly enough to stay in place. ?? Also where should I start placement of the fork in reference to the wire the fork surrounds?

Last edited 1 year ago by David Dommert
Jim Thomas
Jim Thomas
1 year ago

James- I have a Schatz anniversary clock from 1949 that is missing the bottom block. Which block is correct- mini Or regular? The suspension spring measures at .006. Is that available? And of course the key is missing -I’m assuming a #8 for the German made square key. Sound right?
Thanks!

Patrick Wright
Patrick Wright
2 years ago

Looking for a top block, bottom block and fork as well as a .0036″ (.091mm) horolovar spring for a Kern & Link 400 day clock.

Nathan Cook
Nathan Cook
2 years ago

I am trying to replace the spring, and I can’t get the screws out of the blocks. Is there a specific size screwdriver you recommend without striping the screwhead?

Joe
Joe
2 years ago

Will the bottom block fit a Schatz 53 mini?

Cornel Oancea
2 years ago

Hi , do you have the weel for escape mecanism for Kundo 400 days clock???

Bernard Jones
Bernard Jones
2 years ago

anchor for the schatz 400 49 day clock

Tom maxwell
Tom maxwell
2 years ago

Will this bottom block fit a Schalz 49 clock

Kundo400
Kundo400
2 years ago

Hi,
I lost the screw that secures the top block in my Kundo Standard 400 day clock with Backing Plate 1407B.
Do you have a replacement screw?
Thanks

Vint Bradburn
Vint Bradburn
3 years ago

Do you provide the small screws that hold the two bottom block plates together on the 400 hour clocks?

Todd Dietrich
3 years ago

Hello Clockworks,
I have an Anniversary Clock that I need help identifying with the hope of ordering parts. There is a logo on the back of a large “H” with a proceeding small “E” followed by another small “F”. The letters are circled by an escapement gear. If you have an idea what this might be, I need to order the top and bottom blocks, fork and torsion spring. If needed, I can send photos. The square plates are 70 mm wide by 90 mm tall. Thank you for any information!

Mason Dixon
Mason Dixon
3 years ago
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Just what i was looking for.

Andrew DelSordo
Andrew DelSordo
3 years ago

Can i just buy the bottom block for an anniversary clock suspension?

Kenneth A Kronsperger
Kenneth A Kronsperger
4 years ago

I cannot tighten the an2-f fork you sent, tight enough to hold to the suspension spring. What can be done?
the old one was split all the way through to clamp the spring.

Kenneth A Kronsperger
Kenneth A Kronsperger
4 years ago

Got the new fork but it also lacks the ability to clamp tight enough to hold position on the suspension spring. What can I be doing wrong?

Nigel Willey
Nigel Willey
4 years ago

What thread are the 2 small screws that fit the Gustav Becker 400 day clock. I need one.

Nigel Willey
Nigel Willey
4 years ago
Reply to  Nigel Willey

Found one, I think they are M1, head dia 2.53mm, thread length about 2mm. Note the head depth is less than 1mm.

John M
John M
5 years ago

I need a bottom block and spring ( 20A assembly) for Herr Standard 54.

John M
John M
5 years ago

I need a top block fo a 3C spring assembly. Fits a Kundo Standard 55

Burke Ferrari
Burke Ferrari
5 years ago

Hi James I have a 400 day kundo that is missing fork and top block and the part that the top block attaches to the clock. What is that top part called and do you have it available?

Bob Beckmann
Bob Beckmann
5 years ago

Are the top block and the bottom block the same. I need the bottom block, but your choices are only for top block and fork.