Where can I get a Jauch Mechanical Clock Movement?
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Jauch Mechanical Clock Movement Availability
Jauch mechanical clock movement availability is zero. They are out of business and nothing is made. However there is still hope for a replacement unit but only if it is a three weight driven movement.
Available for conversion from Jauch to a Hermle movement instead. This is what Clockworks is offering as a replacement. The Hermle clock movements are of equivalent quality and size and have the same functions. The Hermle clock movement ships with a few additional items to make the conversion possible and simple.
The dial has to attach to the wood case instead of the movement itself. This is not hard and we thoroughly explain it. We provide a new top hook for your wood stick pendulum. New hands also come with your new movement. Simple things like this will make the conversion possible and easy to do.
No longer made and there is no conversion kit either. These would need to be an overhaul by us. These ship ok and never are a problem as long as the double boxing system is done. Clockworks would need only the movement and nothing else. The only replacement method that could be done is basically gut the clock case and start over.
There is no close equivalent movement to this obsolete Jauch movement style in the modern market. What is the closest is still so far from plug and play it's not worth chasing. It would require a new dial because the winding holes will no longer line up. The pendulum will also not fit right. The hands are not the same as the new one and the overall dimensions are not the same. The shaft the hands go on would be a different length. The strike or chime hammers will not be in the same place on the new one. So really there is no new one that will convert into the Jauch spring driven clock case. It would be more like just building a new clock from an old clock case.
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Jauch Mechanical Clock Movement Availability
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Jauch Mechanical Clock Movement Availability
Jauch mechanical clock movement availability is zero. They are out of business and nothing is made. However there is still hope for a replacement unit but only if it is a three weight driven movement.
Jauch three weight clocks
Available for conversion from Jauch to a Hermle movement instead. This is what Clockworks is offering as a replacement. The Hermle clock movements are of equivalent quality and size and have the same functions. The Hermle clock movement ships with a few additional items to make the conversion possible and simple.
Jauch Mechanical Clock Movement Conversion requirements, the short version
The dial has to attach to the wood case instead of the movement itself. This is not hard and we thoroughly explain it. We provide a new top hook for your wood stick pendulum. New hands also come with your new movement. Simple things like this will make the conversion possible and easy to do.
Jauch spring driven clocks
No longer made and there is no conversion kit either. These would need to be an overhaul by us. These ship ok and never are a problem as long as the double boxing system is done. Clockworks would need only the movement and nothing else. The only replacement method that could be done is basically gut the clock case and start over.
Why the spring Jauch can't have a conversion kit
There is no close equivalent movement to this obsolete Jauch movement style in the modern market. What is the closest is still so far from plug and play it's not worth chasing. It would require a new dial because the winding holes will no longer line up. The pendulum will also not fit right. The hands are not the same as the new one and the overall dimensions are not the same. The shaft the hands go on would be a different length. The strike or chime hammers will not be in the same place on the new one. So really there is no new one that will convert into the Jauch spring driven clock case. It would be more like just building a new clock from an old clock case.
The content of this website is copyright by Clockworks and written by James Stoudenmire in year 2020
Last Updated: 2 months ago in
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