Super Long Hands

• About High-Torque Clock Hands

  About High-Torque clock hands High-Torque clock hands are any minute hand over 5 inches. Of course, they need a strong battery movement known as High Torque. To get the correct size, measure the minute hand only, from the center of the mounting hole to the tip. You will receive one set of hands, minute and hour, from that one measurement. The hands we sell are known as the USA standard “I” shaft type. This means that the minute hand has a oblong hole and the hour hand has a round hole.Few readers

All Battery Movements

• How do I measure the Post of a Quartz Clock Movement?

  Knowledge Base Quartz clock movement measuring Article sections Quartz clock movement measuring Please select the post length when ordering a new quartz clock movement. Of course, when doing quartz clock movement measuring, remember the post will need to be able to go through the thickness of thePopular

• What are some Hermle Quartz Clock Movement replacement options?

  Knowledge Base The best Hermle quartz clock movement alternatives Article sections Hermle quartz clock movement replacement options The best Hermle quartz clock movement replacements are found in the list below. The list is in priority of the best replacement choice to the least. What this means is the closest to the old size, with the best sound quality has the best rating and is on top of the list. It also has the price in this order also, highesPopular

• What is a High-Torque Quartz Clock Movement?

  Knowledge Base High-Torque Quartz Movement Info Tabs Article sections High-Torque Quartz Clock Movement HT1-AA - Compact and powerful quartz clock battery movement. Build or repair a larger sized quartz clocks. - Clockworks  High Torque Quartz Clock MovementsAssembly DiagramRemovalInstallationWhat To MeasureDial Thickness To Post SizeDefinitions Please view these information tabs to learn more about High Torque Quartz Clock Movements Quartz CloPopular

• How to remove a Quartz Clock Movement

  Knowledge Base About Quartz Clock Movements Tabs Article sections Quartz Battery Clock Movement - Replace or build clocks with the compact single AA battery quartz clock movement - Clockworks Quartz MovementsQuartz removalQuartz installationWhat to measureMeasuring post lengthsDefinitions Please view these informational tabs to learn about time only quartz clock movements (https://www.clockworks.com/clock-movement/quartz-clock-movements-time-only.htPopular

• How a Battery-Operated Clock Mechanism Works

  Seiko Chiming Clock Movement Battery-operated clocks have become a staple in homes and offices due to their reliability, simplicity, and low maintenance requirements. While these clocks are common, many people might not fully understand how a battery-operated clock mechanism works. This knowledge can be parSome readers

• What is a Quartz-Battery Clock Movement?

  Knowledge Base Quartz Clock Movement Definitions of Terms Article sections Quartz-Battery Clock Movement Definitions Of course, you can easily replace a movement by familiarizing yourself with these simple terms and words. These Quartz clock movement definitions are the most common phrases and meanings related to the quartz clock movements (https://www.clockworks.coSome readers

• What are the special functions of the QU40 Clock Movement?

  CDS is the 24hr mode where the clock will chime 24hrs a day, as long as it senses light. The Monitor button demonstrates the hourly chime. Use the SET button advances the hour strike count without advancing the time shown on the clock. The Reset button resets the next hour strike count to 6 AM. Please see diagram of these things at this link https://www.clockworks.com/product/premium-chime-clock-movementSome readers

• Where does the light sensor go on the QU40 Clock Movement?

  The light sensor needs to be placed in an area where it is exposed to light. If it is not able to sense light then the clock will not chime. Install the light sensor on the side of the clock case where it is exposed to the light in the room.Some readers

• What do I do now that the Hermle Clock Movements 241-070 and 241-040 are no longer made?

  Knowledge Base The obsolete Hermle Clock movement 241-070 and 241-040 Article sections 241-070 and 241-040 No longer made Clock movement 241-070 and 241-040 is no longer available. These two weight, chain driven units were very popular in the clock world but they are now obsolete. What to do? We can restore the clock movement (https://www.clockworks.com/clock-repair/Some readers

• Choosing a Replacement Quartz Movement for Specific Clock Models

  Hermle quartz 2114 2214 2115 2215 clock movement Selecting the right replacement quartz movement for your clock is crucial to maintaining its functionality and aesthetic appeal. This choice ensures that your clock not only tells time accurately but also retains its original charm. Whether you're restoring a cherished family heirloom orFew readers

• How Do I Identify and Replace a Seth Thomas Quartz Clock Movement?

  If you own a Seth Thomas clock with a quartz movement, identifying and replacing it can seem challenging. However, with the right guidance and tools, you can do it with ease. This FAQ guide will walk you through the process step by step, ensuring your clock runs smoothly again. Identifying Your Seth Thomas Quartz Clock Movement BeforeFew readers

• How Do I Choose and Install Quartz Movements for Thick Clock Dials?

  Choosing and installing quartz movements for clocks with thick dials can be a straightforward process when you know what to look for. Whether you’re working on a cherished heirloom or a new project, this guide will help you make the right choices. It will also walk you through the installation process step by step. Selecting the Right QuFew readers

• How to Secure a Quartz Clock Movement in a Larger Dial Opening

  Securing a quartz clock movement in a larger dial opening can be tricky, but with the right approach and tools, you can ensure a snug fit. This process is essential for keeping your clock running smoothly because a loose movement can lead to poor timekeeping or even damage. In this guide, we’ll show you how to properly secure a quartz clock movement into a larger dial opening, using an active approach. /p Step 1: Gather All Necessary Tools and Parts p Before you start, make sure you haveFew readers

• Quartz Clock Movement Measuring

  Quartz clock movement measuring Please select the post length when ordering a new quartz clock movement. Of course, when doing quartz clock movement measuring, remember the post will need to be able to go through the thickness of the dial face. Also remember that the dial may or may not have a wood backing to it. With a wood backing the clock dial or face would be thicker and thus would need aFew readers

• Quartz Clock Movement Definitions of Terms

  Quartz-Battery Clock Movement Definitions Of course, can easily replace a movement by familiarizing with these simple terms and words. These Quartz clock movement definitions are the most common phrases and meanings related to the quartz clock movements. Clock Dial Dial = The clock face thFew readers

• How to Measure the Hermle Quartz Hand Shaft

  Hermle quartz hand shaft measurement How to measure the Hermle Quartz hand shaft. Measure the entire post that sticks out of the movement. From the plastic base all the way out to the tip of the post. This measurement is different from how all other quartz units are measured. Hermle used three hand shaft lengths on their base units. These lengths are 16mm, 21mm, and 26mm. There was a time some of the 26mm had an internal modification toFew readers

• Can I Convert My Battery Clock to a Mechanical Movement?

  Can You Replace a Quartz Movement with a Mechanical One? Yes, you can convert a battery-operated clock to a mechanical movement, but only under the right conditions. The process is not plug-and-play, and it works best in larger clock cases that can accommodate the depth and hardware of mechanical systems. Here’s what you need to consider first: Case dimensions: Mechanical movements are bulkierFew readers

• How to Install a Quartz Movement in an Antique Clock Case

  Converting a mechanical clock to a quartz movement can breathe new life into an old clock that no longer works or is too expensive to repair. Whether your antique clock has a worn-out movement or you simply want the convenience of battery-powered timekeeping, knowing how to install a quartz movement in an antique clock case will helpFew readers

• Why Do Quartz Wall Clocks Stop Working?

  How Do Quartz Wall Clocks Fail Over Time? Quartz wall clocks are known for being accurate, quiet, and low-maintenance—but like any clock, they can stop working. Many customers at Clockworks contact us wondering why their battery-operated clock has suddenly quit. In most cases, the fix is easier than expected. In this article, we’ll explain the most common reasons quartz wall clocks stop working, how to troubleshoFew readers

• What Is a Small Battery Clock?

  How Does a Small Battery Clock Work? Small battery clocks show up everywhere—from kitchen walls and office desks to DIY craft projects and promotional gifts. They’re lightweight, accurate, and powered by a simple AA battery. But when the clock stops ticking, the fix is usually easier than most people expect. This article explains what a small battery clock is, how it works, why it might stop working, and how to replace the movement correctly using simple tools and a few basic measurements. AFew readers

• What Is an AA Battery Clock Movement?

  How Does an AA Battery Clock Mechanism Work? An AA battery clock movement is one of the most popular types of clock mechanisms used in modern clocks today. It runs on a single AA battery and powers the clock hands to display accurate time. Whether you’re replacing an old movement or building a new clock, this compact, reliable motor provides a simple solution for many types of timepieces. In this article, you’ll learn what an AA battery clock movement is, how it works, where it’s used, and hFew readers

• How to Install and Use an AA Battery Clock Movement

  An AA battery clock movement is one of the easiest and most reliable ways to power a clock. Whether you’re repairing an old clock or building a new one, this compact mechanism offers simple, accurate timekeeping. In this guide, you’ll learn exactly how an AA battery clock movement works, how to install it, and why it’s a top choice for clock makers and DIY enthusiasts. Step 1: Understand How an AA Battery Clock Movement Works At the hFew readers

• Can a Quartz Clock Movement Be Adjustment?

  Are Quartz Clock Movements Adjustable? When your quartz clock starts running too fast, too slow, or out of sync with real time, it’s natural to ask: can you actually adjust a quartz clock movement? The short answer is yes—sometimes. But it depends on the specific model and the kind of “adjustment” you’re hoping to make. At Clockworks, we receive questions like this every week from DIY clock enthusiasts and hobbyFew readers

• What Is the Life Span of a Quartz Movement?

  How Long Does a Quartz Movement Last? Quartz movements have become the standard for most modern clocks. They’re battery-powered, low-maintenance, and highly accurate—but like any timekeeping device, they don’t last forever. At Clockworks, we regularly hear from customers asking, “How long should my quartz clock movement last?” The answer depends on several factors, including quality, environment, and usage. InFew readers

• What Is a Quartz Movement in a Clock?

  How Does a Quartz Movement Work in a Clock? If you’ve ever owned a modern wall clock, desk clock, or battery-powered timepiece, chances are it used a quartz movement. Quartz clock movements have become the most common type of timekeeping mechanism in the world—thanks to their accuracy, affordability, and low maintenance. But how do they work? And what makes them different from traditional mechanical clock movements? At Clockworks, we sell, service, and install quartz movements for all typesFew readers

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Time + Pendulum

• How do I make a QU30 Chiming Seiko Clock Movement chime on time?

  Knowledge Base QU30 Chiming Seiko Instructions Article sections QU30 Chiming Seiko Instructions The following are the QU30 Chiming Seiko Instructions. Please Note: The movement will not chime the quarter hours while the time is being set. Only the hourly chimes will operate during the setup process. The quarters will start when the clock is set and about 90 minutes after being left alone to chime on its own. Clockworks Helpdesk (https://www.cloPopular

• How do I set the time on a QU40 Clock Movement?

  Quick Setting Instructions Take the power cells out of the clock; Set the hands forward to 5:45; Insert the power cells, + end down (use alkaline cells); Note: When setting the hands, use the minute (long) hand, or use the knob on the back of the movement. Only turn the hands forward (clockwise); Move the hands forward to 6:05; the clock will chime, then strike 6; The hands are now showing 6:05 a.m. Move the hands forward to the correct time.Some readers

• How do I fix a Quartz Pendulum hitting the sides of the clock case?

  Knowledge Base Quartz Pendulum Hits Sides of Clock Case Article sections Quartz Pendulum Hits the Sides Hearing a bonk, bonk, bonk all day and night? This is because the pendulum bob is hitting the sides of the clock case with each swing. It may not stop the clock, the clock might work just fine, however the knocking sound of the pendulum hitting the sides of the clock case can be annoying. Lucky for us the correction is fairly simple on these penSome readers

• Why is the quartz pendulum not swinging on the QU40 Clock Movement?

  Make sure the clock is level up and down. Make sure the pendulum is not rubbing anything during its swing. Make sure the bob is not hitting the side of the case. Make sure the pendulum is out of its LOCKED position and freely swinging in the center of the movement.Few readers

• Quartz-Pendulum Hits Sides of Clock-Case

  Quartz-Pendulum Hits Sides of Clock-Case Hearing a bonk, bonk, bonk all day and night? This is because the Quartz-pendulum hits the sides of clock-case with each swing of the bob. It may not stop the clock, the clock might work just fine, however the knocking sound of the pendulum hitting the sides of the clock case can be annoying. Lucky for us the correction is fairly simple on these pendulum quartz clock movements. WhyFew readers

Hermle Quartz

• How do I replace a Hermle Quartz Movement?

  Knowledge Base Replacing Hermle quartz movements Article sections Replacing Hermle quartz movements Replacing Hermle Quartz movements is sort of tricky. The units are no longer made and the new ones that are available mount in a different way. The Hermle Quartz clock movements were mounted iPopular

• How do I measure a Hermle Quartz Handshaft?

  Knowledge Base How to measure the Hermle quartz handshaft Article sections Hermle quartz handshaft measurement How to measure the Hermle Quartz handshaft. Measure the entire post that sticks out of the movement. From the plastic base all the way out to the tip of the post. This measurement is different from how all other quartz units are measured. Hermle used three hanFew readers

• What do I do now that the Hermle Quartz Movements are discontinued?

  Knowledge Base Hermle quartz discontinued - What now Article sections Hermle quartz discontinued - what now? The Hermle Quartz clock movements are discontinued and no longer available. This section will discuss what to do for a new unit. What we can offer clockworks.com offers alternate movements that have the equivalent sound qualitFew readers

• Replacing Hermle Quartz Movements

  Replacing Hermle quartz movements Replacing Hermle Quartz movements is sort of tricky. The units are no longer made and the new ones that are available mount in a different way. The Hermle Quartz clock movements were mounted in a way that is not typical to the rest of the quartz clock movements. This has to be taken into consideration during the quartz clock movement conversion to oneFew readers

• Hermle Quartz Discontinued, What Now?

  Hermle quartz discontinued - what now? The Hermle Quartz clock movements are discontinued and no longer available. This section will discuss what to do for a new unit. What we can offer clockworks.com offers alternate movements that have the equivalent sound quality and lasts longer than the Hermle units. They have more features and does not break during daylight savings adFew readers

• Removing Hermle Quartz Movement

  Removing Hermle Quartz Movement Removing A Hermle Quartz movement is done by removing a unique mounting nut. It is not the typical 6 sided hex nut like most units have. Instead, it is a nut that has slots on both sides of the hand shaft. It's just a different way of securing the Hermle Quartz movement to the back of the dial. The slots on the nut have a deep collar with threads that gFew readers

Clock Inserts

• How Do I Measure for a Clock Insert?

  Measuring for a clock insert requires precision to ensure it fits perfectly into your clock case. Whether you're replacing an old insert or creating a new clock project, getting the measurements right is crucial. This guide will walk you through the steps of measuring for a clock insert, helping you select the correct size and style for your timepiece. What is a Clock Insert? A clock insert, also known as a clockFew readers

• Friction Fit Clock Inserts

  Round Quartz Clock Inserts Friction Fit Clock Inserts Friction fit clock inserts fit into an existing hole. In other words, drill a hole into any object and just push the clock insert into it. The insert alone will be too loose of a fit so there is a rubber ring on the back side to fill the gap. Sometimes the rings will break or get lost and a simple solution is a rubber band. Slide a rubber band on the backside of the insert and weFew readers

Electric Movements

• How do I remove a Quartz Clock Movement?

  Knowledge Base Quartz Clock Movement Removal Article sections Quartz Clock Movement Removal This note explains quartz clock movement removal from the case. The following does not apply to quartz units made in Germany or inserts. To remove the movement you will need access to the back of the clock and the front side of the clock diaSome readers

• What is the Obsolete Antique Electric Clock?

  Knowledge Base The Obsolete Antique Electric Clock Article sections The obsolete antique electric clock In the 1920's through the 1950's there were many mechanical clocks that had an electric motor to run them. Unfortunately most of those wonderful electro-mechanical shelf clocks have parts that are no longer available. Some of those units were very impressSome readers

• What is an Electric Clock Motor?

  Knowledge Base Electric Clock Motor Description Article sections Electric clock motor description None of the electric clock motors come with hands or hardware. This is due to them becoming harder to come by. So the electric clock motor description of the ones available are below. Likewise, all of these units are meant as replacements for existing movements that are worn out or broken. Consider using a battery movement if building a new clock. TheFew readers

• Where do I put the speaker on the QU40 Clock Movement?

  The speaker can be mounted anywhere in the clock case to get the best sound quality. There are 2 screw holes in the speaker to enable it to be mounted with wood screws to the clock case.Few readers

• Electric Clock - Mechanical Substitutes

  Electric Clock - Mechanical Substitutes All of the antique clock movements that are electric and have a wood clock case are obsolete. They are no longer available and not worth repairing. Parts are not available, the movement is useless and the clock looks like its heading for the dump. Such as shame when the clock is part of the family history. There is something that can be done in this situation. Putting a quality mechanFew readers

• Electric Clock Motor Description

  Electric clock motor description None of the electric clock motors come with hands or hardware. This is due to them becoming harder to come by. So the electric clock motor description of the ones available are below. Likewise, all of these units are meant as replacements for existing movements that are worn out or broken. Consider using a battery movement if building a new clock. The most popular electric movement is the Hansen electric motor. These come in either bottom or rear time set.Few readers

Quartz hands

• What are Quartz Clock Hands?

  Knowledge Base About Quartz Clock Hands Tabs Article sections Battery Quartz Clock Hands - Quartz clock hands in black and gold. Please choose the length by the minute hand only. - Clockworks About Quartz Clock HandsDescriptionCompatibility CheckMeasuring and OrderingMounting Sold as a pair with both hour and minute hands. Styles vary depending on length. (https://www.clockworks.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/quartz-clock-hands-5.jpg)<p class=Some readers

• How Can I Troubleshoot and Fix Quartz Clock Hand Issues?

  If your quartz clock hands aren’t functioning properly, you might feel frustrated by inaccurate timekeeping or motionless hands. Fortunately, you can resolve most issues with quartz clock hands by following some basic troubleshooting and repair steps. In this guide, I will walk you through common problems and how to fix them, ensuring your clock keeps accurate time. Identifying Common Quartz Clock Hand Issues Before you dive inFew readers

Accessories

• Where Can I Find Battery Operated Clock Parts Near Me?

  Where Can I Find Battery Operated Clock Parts Near Me and How Do I Choose the Right Replacement Movement? If your clock stopped working and you need a battery operated clock part, you might wonder, “Where can I find battery operated clock parts near me?” Finding the right replacement ensures your clock keeps ticking without needing a full replacement. Whether you’re fixing a wall clock, desk clock, or a DIY project, the right part matters. What Are Battery Operated Clock Parts? BatFew readers

• Quartz Clock Movement Accessories

  Quartz Clock Movement Accessories The following are accessories that fit the quartz clock movements that Clockworks offers. There are many different types of quartz movements on the market, hence we specifically state these items are for the movements that we sell. Of course Clockworks encourages organizations to offer clock building as a fun project. Therefore, each product is available with bulk pricing for schools and other large orders. Please email the request for a quote on bulk purchFew readers

Chime Units

• How do I make the QU40 Clock Movement chime properly?

  Make the clock chime the hour by moving the minute hand forward. After it chimes, stop and take off the hands. Put the hands back on the clock with the hour hand pointing to the correct hour. If the minute hand is not where it should be when it chimed, it can be set in the following way. There is a circular hand setting knob on the back of the movement. Hold this setting knob still with your fingers as you turn the minute hand to where it should have pointed too. Let go and it will be all set.Popular

• QU30 Chiming Seiko Clock-Instructions

  QU30 Chiming Seiko Clock-Instructions The following are the QU30 Chiming Seiko Clock-Instructions. Please Note: The movement will not chime the quarter hours while the time is being set. Only the hourly chimes will operate during the setup process. The quarters will start when the clock is set and about 90 minutes after being left alone to chime on its own. (https://www.clockworks.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/qu30.bFew readers

Super Torque

• What Does High Torque Clock Movement Mean?

  When you hear the term "high torque clock movement," you might wonder what exactly it means and why it matters for your clock project. In simple terms, a high torque clock movement refers to a clock mechanism that has the power to move larger, heavier clock hands. This kind of movement is crucial for clocks with hands that exceed the typical size and weight, ensuring they run smoothly and accurately. Understanding HigFew readers

How to Install

• How do I install a Chime Quartz Movement?

  Knowledge Base Chime Quartz Movement Installation Article sections Chime Quartz Movement Installation The following is the basic installation for a chiming quartz movements from Clockworks. However, each unit is varied with the chime functions and speaker style. Therefore, the individual instructions need to be read for this information. Installation sequence Installation of the chime quartz clock movements is dSome readers

• How do I install a Quartz Clock Movement?

  Knowledge Base Quartz clock movement installation Article sections Clockworks Helpdesk Quartz clock movement installation In essence, this is a quick step by step practical guide for the quartz clock movement installation. The first step is to getSome readers

• How do I mount a QU40 Clock Movement?

  Put the black rubber washer over the fat threaded post that takes the hex nut. Mount the movement from the back of the dial to the front and install the brass washer, then the hex nut to secure the movement to the back of the dial. Install the hour hand by friction fit only, twist and push on at once. Install the minute hand next with its nut to hold it on. If using a second hand, use the nut with the hole in it. If no second hand the cap nut can be used instead of the nuFew readers

• How do I remove a Hermle Quartz Movement?

  Knowledge Base Removing Hermle Quartz Movement Article sections Removing Hermle Quartz Movement Removing A Hermle Quartz movement is done by removing a unique mounting nut. It is not the typical 6 sided hex nut like most units have. Instead, it is a nut that has slots on both sides of the hand shaft. It's just a different way of securing the Hermle Quartz (https://www.Few readers

• How to Install a Battery Clock Movement

  If you're looking to replace or install a new battery clock movement, you’ve come to the right place. Whether you're repairing an old clock or building a new one, the process of installing a battery-powered movement is straightforward. At Clockworks, Inc., we offer a variety of battery-operated clock movements, along with all the parts and tools you need to complete your project. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you get your clock ticking again. Step 1: GaFew readers