Bushings

• What is a Clock Bushing?

  A clock bushing plays a crucial role in the intricate world of clock mechanics. It serves as a small yet vital component, ensuring that the clock’s gears rotate smoothly and with minimal friction. Typically, clockmakers make bushings from brass and insert them into the clock's plates where the pivot of a gear rests. Over time, the pivot holes in the clock plates can wear out, leading to uneven gear operation. That's when a clock bushing becomes essential. Worn pivot holes cause the gear pivotsFew readers

Clock Keys

• Where can I get the right Mechanical Clock Key?

  Knowledge Base How to get the right mechanical clock key Article sections Mechanical clock keys Mechanical clock keys is the clock part that is most frequently lost. Once the clock key is separated from the clock it always seems to end up missing. With the below information and the clockPopular

• Where can I order a Clock Key?

  We have keys at this link https://www.clockworks.com/product-category/all-clock-parts/clock-keys-and-cranks Here we have clock keys in all the sizes available. We get many calls asking what key their clock takes and over the phone it is difficult to say you need key size this or that. Do not call. Best to read the below text on how to use the clock keys chart and get the correct sized key to wind your clock. Most common sizes are as follows, these are the usual sizes and not always the situatPopular

• Where can I find a Clock Key Size Chart?

  Knowledge Base Clock key size chart to get the right key Article sections Clock key size chart explanation Clock keys have there own number system from 000 to 16 as seen in the Clock key size chart. However the number does not indicate what size is what number and can be confusing. It would make more sense if the key sizPopular

• Where can I find a Clock Key Chart?

  Knowledge Base Clock Keys and Cranks Info Tabs Article sections Clock Keys and Cranks- Use our clock key chart to figure out the exact fit for the clock. We offer keys and grandfather clock cranks. Clock KeysFinding the right clock keyDouble End Clock Key (F / S at 12) NoteThe clock key chart Please view these information tabs to help with determining the proper key size for your clock. Mechanical clock keys Mechanical clock keys (/product/brasPopular

• How do I understand a Clock Key Size Chart?

  Clock keys have there own number system from 000 to 16 as seen in the Clock key size chart. However the number does not indicate what size is what number and can be confusing. It would make more sense if the key size was the MM of how wide the key was to fit, but this is not how it works. This section is to figure out what key number to order so the clock can be wound up. Subsequently, the clock key gets lost the most out of any other clock part. Of course, it can be tricky to find the right keyPopular

• What is a Double End Clock Key (F / S at 12)?

  Knowledge Base Double End Clock Key (F / S at 12) Note Article sections Double End Clock Key (F / S at 12) Note Some clocks have a small place that looks like a mini clock winding arbor at the 12. It may say F / S or A / R. The F / S this means fast or slow, and the A / R represents advance or retard. This controls the timing of the clock and turning it to fast or advance makes time faster opposite for slow. An ideal double end key (https://www.clSome readers

• How Do I Know What Size My Clock Key Is?

  Understanding the correct size of your clock key is crucial for maintaining and operating your timepiece. The key size affects how well you can wind the clock and keep it running smoothly. If you're unsure about your clock key size, this guide will help you determine the right one and ensure your clock remains in good working order. 1. Why Is Knowing Your Clock Key Size Important? Understanding the size oFew readers

Hardware

• What Clock Movement Suspension Spring do I need?

  Most common suspension is our letter A. The suspension spring A is the most common suspension spring needed. If working with a floor clock it would be suspension A2 or A3 depending on the pendulum. For a pendulum with a 6 1/2 inch (165mm) or less bob diameter, use suspension A2. If larger, use suspension A3. Suspension A4 is only for huge clocks with tubes hanging off the back of it (tubular bell units) with a very heavy pendulum. https://www.clockworks.com/proPopular

• How to set the Strike on a Mechanical Clock

  Knowledge Base Mechanical Clock Strike Setting Article sections Mechanical Clock Strike Setting Mechanical clock strike setting is not hard. Some simple fixes can correct any problems. This information is for a new unit straight out of the box. Subsequently, for installation into an existing clock case. However it is also practical for other situations where there are strike issues German clocks. The strike issues can be from not striking at all toPopular

• What are Clicks and Click Springs?

  Knowledge Base Clicks and click springs Article sections Clicks and click springs Mechanical clocks with a ratchet wheel use clicks. This can mean a spring driven clock or a weight driven clock. Clicks keeSome readers

• Where can I get Mechanical Clock Hand Nuts?

  Knowledge Base Mechanical Clock Parts Information Tabs Article sections Mechanical Clock Movement Identification - Rather then repairing it sometimes just makes more sense to replace. Save time and money on repairs. Mechanical Clock Parts InformationAbout mechanical hand nutsAbout clicks and click springs Mechanical clock parts information and important facts to know. Additionally, it is not always easySome readers

• What are friction fit Clock Inserts?

  Knowledge Base Friction Fit Clock Inserts Article sections 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 anSome readers

• How do I measure the Hand Shaft on a Clock Movement?

  Need to know the hand shaft length from the front plate of the movement all the way out to the end of the minute hand nut threads. There are things in the way but we need it from the front plate. The movement consists of two plates with the gears in the middle. We need it from the front plate out. This is the shaft that the clock hands go on.Some readers

• How do I install Mechanical Clock Chains?

  Knowledge Base Mechanical Clock Chains Installation Article sections Mechanical Clock Chains Installation Mechanical clock chain Installation is easy. The chains sometimes fall off during shipping, all that is required is to loop them back over there ratchet wheels. Mechanical Clock Chains Installation maybe requiSome readers

• Clicks and Click Springs

  Clicks and Click Springs Mechanical clocks with a ratchet wheel use clicks. This can mean a spring driven clock or a weight driven clock. Clicks keep it wound in only one direction. Both have a ratcheting function as in a wheel being able to turn one way only. It spins one way and makes a clicking sound when this is done. That clicking sound is theFew readers

• Mechanical Clock Hand Nuts

  Mechanical Clock Hand Nuts One of the most common parts a Mechanical clock needs is the hand nut. As we said before, the older the clock the harder things are to find. So, the hand nuts Clockworks offer are for movements made after the 1930's. Prior to 1930 clock hand nuts There were not many standards on whFew readers

• Clock Movement Parts Information

  Clock Movements All clocks need some sort of power to run them. This power can come from a battery, or electricity, or a clock weight. It might even be a wind-up mainspring. Clockworks.com provides clock movements with each oFew readers

• Changing a Clock Cable

  Changing a Clock Cable Changing a clock cable requires the movement to be out of the clock case. These instructions refer to post WW2 modern grandfather units of German origin, however all makes have a similar method. Swapping the cable is easy. There is a big hole and a little hole on the cable mount. The cable end fits into the big hole, then slides over to seat into the little hole. When the lock is setFew readers

• What Are SKS Clock Parts and How Do You Identify Them?

  What Does SKS Mean in Clock Repair? A wide range of clocks rely on SKS parts to function smoothly—but what exactly does “SKS” mean in the world of horology? Whether you’re restoring an antique clock or replacing components in a newer model, identifying and sourcing SKS clock parts can be essential to a successful repair. In this artiFew readers

• How to Replace a Clock Gong Coil

  The deep, resonant sound of a striking clock depends heavily on a properly functioning gong coil. When a clock’s hour or half-hour strike becomes weak, tinny, or disappears entirely, the gong coil may be loose, cracked, or improperly aligned. Learning how to replace a clock gong coil helps you restore the rich, classic chime your clock was built to produce. Step 1: Understand the Gong Coil’s Function A gong coil is a coiFew readers

• What Is a Tapered Pin and How Is It Used in Clock Repair?

  What Is a Tapered Pin? When working with mechanical clocks, especially vintage or antique models, you’ll often encounter small components that play big roles. One of the most overlooked—but essential—parts in clock assembly is the tapered pin. Although simple inFew readers

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Pendulums

• How to assemble a Mechanical Clock Pendulum

  Knowledge Base The Mechanical Clock Pendulum Assembly Article sections The Mechanical Clock Pendulum Assembly The mechanical clock pendulum assembly does not mean just the pendulum (https://www.clockworks.com/product/wood-stick-pendulum-for-hermle-clPopular

• What is a Clock Pendulum Suspension Spring?

  Knowledge Base Clock Pendulum Suspension Spring Information Article sections Clock Pendulum Suspension Spring Naturally, suspension springs do not have to be exact in length. If the clock runs slow, simply raise the pendulum bob with the rating nut (https://www.clockworks.com/product/clock-pendulum-ratiPopular

• How do I time a Mechanical Pendulum Clock?

  Knowledge Base Timing a Mechanical Pendulum Clock Article sections Timing a mechanical pendulum clock Timing a mechanical pendulum clock is all about the overall pendulum length. Rarely has anything to do with the movement itself, unless the movement not geared to the proper length from the start. A mechanical clock is easySome readers

• How do I fix the length of a Mechanical Clock Pendulum?

  Knowledge Base The mechanical clock pendulum length Article sections The mechanical clock pendulum length A pendulum clock without a pendulum is a shame for sure. Hence, getting the mechanical clock pendulum length correct does take some diving into the clock world. I there is no idea what pendulum it would take, this is a bSome readers

• What are Clock Pendulum Components?

  Knowledge Base Clock Pendulum Components Description Article sections Clock pendulum components description Altogether, this is a description of the clock pendulum parts and components. Please use this as a glossary of the parts to a clock pendulum assembly. Knowing the correct terms for the various pendulum parts is helpful when locating replacements. We are pretty adept at deciphSome readers

• How do I measure a Hermle Clock Pendulum?

  Knowledge Base Hermle Clock Pendulum Measuring Article sections Hermle Clock Pendulum Measuring If a Hermle clock doesn't keep proper time, the pendulum may be incorrect. To determine if this is the problem, measure all of the components of the pendulum. Hermle clock pendulum measuring isSome readers

• How do I know the length of my Clock Pendulum?

  The pendulum length (cm) will be from the suspension post all the way down to the bottom of the pendulum nut threads. So this pendulum length (cm) includes the pendulum from tip to tip, the leader it hangs on, and the suspension spring the leader hangs on all in one measurement. This pendulum length will not always be exactly what is marked on the movement, There are other factors such as the pendulum bob diameter and how much the bob weighs. If the CM length on the old unit matches the CM lengtSome readers

• What are different Grandfather Clock Pendulum options?

  Knowledge Base Grandfather Clock Pendulum Information Article sections Grandfather Clock Pendulum Information Grandfather clock pendulum information begins with the obvious discussion of length. The length of the pendulum on German units comes in a few CM options. GermSome readers

• How do I get an Urgos Lyre Pendulum?

  Knowledge Base Urgos Lyre Pendulum Availability Article sections Urgos Lyre Pendulum Availability Urgos Lyre Pendulum Availability is none at all actually. They have not been made in over 30 years, in fact none of the outer component have been. However there is still a solution and we can provide the lyre pendulum that is custom fit. Custom pendulum work Clockworks (htSome readers

• How do you measure the Pendulum on German Clocks?

  Knowledge Base Pendulum Measuring on German Clocks Article sections Sequential steps to obtain a pendulum First, know who really made the movement. If the clock was made in Germany post WW2, it will be one of four makers. Hermle, Jauch (httSome readers

• How do I assemble a Stick Pendulum?

  Knowledge Base Clock Pendulum Stick Assembly Article sections Stick pendulum assembly The unstained wooden stick pendulum does not come assembled. This is the case so it can be stained, if so choose, and then put together. It can be left unstained, stained to match the clock case, or painted black. This is the most versatile style of all the pendulum (https://www.cloSome readers

• What Does a Clock Pendulum Do?

  Quartz Clock Pendulum Bob A clock pendulum plays a crucial role in the accurate timekeeping of traditional clocks. It is more than just a decorative feature; it is the heart of the clock's timing mechanism. Let's explore how a pendulum works, why it’s vital for your clock's function, and how to maiFew readers

• Clock Pendulum Components Description

  Clock pendulum components description Altogether, this is a description of the clock pendulum parts and components. Please use this as a glossary for parts in a clock pendulum assembly. Knowing the correct terms for the various pendulum parts is helpful when ordering replacements. We are quite adept at deciphering descriptions of parts however, knowing the name is always something we welcome. The clock pendulum First, a clock pendulum (/clocFew readers

• The Mechanical Clock Pendulum Assembly

  The Mechanical Clock Pendulum Assembly The mechanical clock pendulum assembly does not mean just the pendulum alone. The use of the word assembly means the pendulum consists of three components and not just the pendulum. A pendulum assembly consists of the suspension spFew readers

• Clock Pendulum Leader Information

  Clock Pendulum Leaders Mechanical pendulum clock leaders for post 1950 movements. These leader will fit clock movements made in Germany after WW2. The first step to replace a lost leader is to visually match one to the old leader. If the leader does not match up to any of the onesFew readers

• Replacing Lost Pendulum Parts

  Replacing Lost Pendulum Parts By and large, replacing a lost pendulum part from its assembly is a process. It is more in depth than just matching up the broken pendulum part. Certainly, narrowing it down requires a different method than just observation. The following text will guide you through that process. The lost pendulum First, identify the movement manufacturer. This is tFew readers

• The Mechanical Clock Pendulum Length

  The mechanical clock pendulum length A pendulum clock without a pendulum is a shame for sure. Hence, getting the mechanical clock pendulum length correct does take some diving into the clock world. If there is no idea what pendulum it would take, this is a basic guide. Of course, this is a basic guide to narrow it down to the best pendulum for the clock. This will cover most situations, without special equipment to fFew readers

• Pendulum Measuring on German Clocks

  Sequential steps to obtain a pendulum First, know who really made the movement. If the clock was made in Germany post WW2, it will be one of four makers. Hermle, Jauch, Kieninger (/clock-movement/kieninger-clock-movemFew readers

• Grandfather Clock Pendulum Information

  Grandfather Clock Pendulum Information Grandfather clock pendulum information begins with the obvious discussion of length. The length of the pendulum on German units comes in a few CM options. German units measure the movement to the bottom of the nut threads. The pendulum (/product/hermleFew readers

• Urgos Lyre Pendulum Availability

  Urgos Lyre Pendulum Availability Urgos Lyre Pendulum are not available any longer. They have not been made in over 30 years. In fact none of the outer components have been made. However there is still a solution. We can provide the lyre pendulum that is a custom fit. Custom pendulum work Clockworks can customize a new Lyre pendulum for the UW Urgos clock movementFew readers

• Clock Pendulum Top Hooks Info

  Clock Pendulum Top Hooks Mechanical clock pendulum top hooks replace broken top hooks or to build a new pendulum. This is a nice alternative to replacing an entire clock pendulum if the top is broken or missing. The top hook is the very top of the pendulum that will enable the pendulum to hang on the leader (/producFew readers

• Clock Pendulum Stick Assembly

  Stick pendulum assembly The unstained wooden stick pendulum does not come assembled. This is the case so it can be stained, if so choose, and then put together. It can be left unstained, stained to match the clock case, or painted black. This is the most versatile style of all the pendulum. The parts that make up the complete pendulum (/clock-parts/german-mechanical-clock-pendulumFew readers

• Hermle Clock Pendulum Measuring

  Hermle Clock Pendulum Measuring If a Hermle clock doesn't keep proper time, the pendulum may be incorrect. To determine if this is the problem, measure all of the components of the pendulum. Hermle clock pendulum measuring is extremely important. Often enough the CM length stamped on the movement is not the actual pendulum length. Certainly, the CM stamp provides valuable informatFew readers

• What Causes a Pendulum Clock to Stop Randomly?

  What’s the Most Common Cause of a Pendulum Clock Stopping? Few things are more frustrating than a pendulum clock that starts up fine, only to stop a few minutes or hours later—seemingly for no reason. While these clocks can run for generations when properly maintained, even a small issue in setup or alignment can cause inconsistent performance. In this article, we’ll walk you through the most coFew readers

• Are There Alternative Pendulums for Round Dial Clock Kit?

  Round Dial Grandfather Clock Kit $1,600.00 View Options 1161-853 Hermle Clock Movement $652.50 – $787.50 View Options Are Alternative Pendulums Available for the Round Dial Grandfather Clock-Kit? If you’re considering the Round Dial Grandfather Clock-Kit from Clockworks, you already know it’s a beautiful, reliable way to builFew readers

• How Do You Repair a Clock Pendulum the Right Way?

  Repair Clock Pendulum Issues The pendulum is the heartbeat of most mechanical clocks. When it stops swinging or becomes erratic,, the entire timekeeping function collapses. Whether you’re working on a  wall clock/mantel clock (https://www.clockworks.com/product-category/clock-movements/mechanical-movements/mechanFew readers

• How to Adjust a Clock Pendulum for Accurate Timekeeping

  A mechanical pendulum clock is a beautiful and precise timepiece, but even the best clocks need fine-tuning from time to time. Learning how to adjust a clock pendulum for accurate timekeeping helps you get the most out of your clock, whether it’s a treasured family heirloom or a modern mechanical model. Step 1: Understand How the Pendulum Regulates Time The pendulum controls the rhythm of the cloFew readers

• How to Attach a Pendulum to a Mechanical Clock Movement

  Attaching a pendulum to a mechanical clock movement is an essential step in restoring or building a clock. Whether you’re working on a wall clock, mantel clock, or grandfather clock, properly installing the pendulum ensures accurate timekeeping and smooth operation. Follow this simple step-by-step guide to get your clock running beautifully. Step 1: Understand the Pendulum’s Role The pendulum isFew readers

• Are Alternative Pendulums Available for the Round Dial Grandfather Clock-Kit?

  Can I Choose a Different Pendulum for the Round Dial Grandfather Clock Kit? If you’re considering the Round Dial Grandfather Clock-Kit from Clockworks, you already know it’s a beautiful, reliable way to build or restore a classic grandfather clock. One of the most common customization questions we get is: “Do you offer a different pendulum other than the Lyre for this kit?” The answer is yes. Clockworks offers alternate pendulum styles that are compatible with the Round Dial Grandfather ClocFew readers

• What Pendulum Works with a 241-840 at 75cm?

  Is There a Specific Pendulum Required for the 241-840 at 75cm? One of the most common questions we receive at Clockworks is: “I have a Hermle 241-840 movement with a 75cm stamp. I’m using the Mechanical Westminster Vienna Clock Kit—but I don’t know which pendulum to use. So what should I choose?” Indeed, this is a great question, and the answer is both straightforward and crucial for accurate timekeeping. Therefore, in this article, we will guide you step-by-step through understanding the 75Few readers

• How Do I Properly Attach a Pendulum to a Mechanical Clock Movement?

  What’s the Correct Way to Attach a Pendulum to a Mechanical Clock Movement? If you’ve recently replaced a clock movement or are restoring a cherished timepiece, learning how to attach a clock pendulum properly is essential. The pendulum plays a critical role in keeping accurate time, and attaching it the right way ensures smooth operation and longevity. Whether you’re working with a wall clock, grandfather clock, or mantel clock, this guide will walk you through the process in clear, actionaFew readers

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Clock Dials

• What are some different Clock Dials and Numerals?

  Knowledge Base Clock Dials and Numerals Info Article sections Clock Dials and Numerals Clockworks offers a variety of shapes and colors of clock dials and numerals. Of course the dials come in round, square, moon top and more. Many of the round dials have aPopular

• What are some different styles of Clock Crystals?

  Knowledge Base Clockworks Clock Dial Variations Tabs Article sections The dial to a clock is also sometimes called the face of the clock. It is the part where the numbers are that tell you the time of day. All about clock dialsDials and NumeralsDial DrillingAbout BezelsStyles of DialsClock Crystals Please view these tabs for information on clock dials that Clockworks offers and all the variations available. Clock Dials and Numerals Clockworks ofSome readers

• How do I drill a Clock Dial?

  Knowledge Base Clock Dial Drilling Description Article sections Clock dial drilling description The following is a description of drilling a clock dial. Clock dials often only have the center hole for the clock hand post to come through. If using a spring (https://wSome readers

• What is a Clock Bezel?

  Knowledge Base Clock Bezel Description Article sections Clock Bezels Description A clock bezel description consists of the brass part that holds the clock glass in place. It can be confusing to get the bezel and then the flat or convex glass. To buy the clockSome readers

• What are some different styles of Clock Dials?

  Knowledge Base Clock Dial Description of Styles Article sections Clock Dial Description of Styles When creating clocks it is a good idea to know all the options for the dial before deciding what clock to build. The dial is both the most important thing and also the most tricky at times when building aSome readers

• How do I fix the Strike on a Mechanical Clock?

  This has to do with the mechanical components behind the dial. You would remove the dial and take note of the saw tooth rack, it looks like you could saw something with it. It falls down on a snail looking thing that is on the same tube as the hour hand. This set up is called a rack and snail count system. There are 12 saw looking teeth on the rack, one tooth per hour. As it falls on the graduated portions of the snail, it moves up one notch at a time, each tooth being one strike sound. If therSome readers

• Where can I order a Grandfather Clock Moon Dial?

  Knowledge Base Grandfather Clock Moon Dial Ordering Article sections Grandfather Clock Moon Dial Ordering Read this section before ordering a new moon dial for the grandfather clock. There are specific things to know so as not to purchase the wrong dial for your clock. Not all moon dials fit all clocks. In essence, each onSome readers

• What is the history of Clock Moon Dials?

  Knowledge Base Clock Moon Dial History Article sections Clock Moon Dial History The phase of the moon is still popular on modern mechanical clock movements. It is interesting to know the clock moon dial history as to why and when the it became such a popular feature to add to grandfather clocks. Why it began In the late 1600's traveling (https://www.history.org/history/teaching/enewsletter/apFew readers

• What are different variations of Clock Crystals?

  Knowledge Base Clock Crystals - Glass Variations Article sections Clock Crystals - Glass Variations Let us explore the variety of clock crystals, because the glass does have many variations. The size options are vast, however the shape requirement may not be available in the size that you may need. The first step is to identify if the glass is square, round, oblong or some other odd shape. If the glass is round, you need to determine if it is conveFew readers

• What is the Face of a Clock Called?

  The face of a clock is a key component that most people recognize immediately. This part of the clock is not just for show; it serves a functional purpose by displaying the time. So, what exactly do we call the face of a clock? In the world of horology, we refer to the face of a clock as the dial. Let’s explore this essential part of the clock in detail. Understanding the Clock Dial The dial is where you see the tiFew readers

• Clock Dials and Numerals Info

  Clock Dials and Numerals Clockworks offers a variety of shapes and colors of clock dials and numerals. Of course the dials come in round, square, moon top and more. Many of the round dials have a choice of white, ivory or gold. Create a new dial out of any type of material and then use the numerals (/clock-parts/quartz-clock-movement-accessoFew readers

• Clock Numerals - Dial Numbers

  Clock Numerals - Dial Numbers A versatile product for multiple types of clocks or craft projects. Use clock Numerals or dial numbers to replace missing ones on the clock dial. Additionally, use these numbers to create a clock dial out of whatever material the clock is to be made out of. Of course, it is always fun to be creative and incorporate these numerals in a variety of projects and not just clocks. In essence, these areFew readers

• Grandfather Clock Moon Dial Ordering

  Moon Dial, Grandfather Clock Dial, history of moon dial, clockworks.com Grandfather Clock Moon Dial Ordering Read this section before ordering a new moon dial for the grandfather clock. There are specific things to know so as not to purchase the wrong dial for your clock. Not all moon dials fit all clocks. In essence, each oFew readers

• Clock Dial Description of Styles

  Clock Dial Description of Styles When creating clocks it is a good idea to know all the options for the dial before deciding what clock to build. The dial is both the most important thing and also the most tricky at times when building a clock. It is most important because that is what people look at all day long. The dial makes or breaks the clock appearance. It is tricky because often whatFew readers

• Grandfather Clock Moon-Dial Installation

  Grandfather Clock Moon Dial Installation A Grandfather clock moon-dial installation explanation is in this section. Thus, this is written for a new movement installation in mind. However can use it for any post WW2 German mechanical unit with issues in relation to the front of the movement. The Moon Gear Install the moon gear onto the new movement prior to the clock moon-dial (/clock-paFew readers

• Clock Bezel Description

  Clock Bezels Description A clock bezel description consists of the brass part that holds the clock glass in place. It can be confusing to get the bezel and then the flat or convex glass. To buy the clock bezel and then try to get the correct glass separately to put them all together is not easy. It is best to get the clock bezel glass and dial (/product/clock-bezel-dial-glass-Few readers

• Clock Dial Drilling Description

  Clock dial drilling description The following is a description of drilling a clock dial. Clock dials often only have the center hole for the clock hand post to come through. If using a spring driven mechanical clock movement, need to drill holes in the dial. This is so the clock key (/clock-parts/clock-kFew readers

• Clock Crystals - Glass Variations

  Clock Crystals - Glass Variations Let us explore the variety of clock crystals, because the glass does have many variations. The size options are vast, however the shape requirement may not be available in the size that you need. The first step is to identify if the glass is square, round, oblong or some other odd shape. If the glass is round, need to determine if it is convex or flat. The following paragraphs will clarify each type. Round Convex Clock Glass Variations Clockworks offFew readers

• Clock Moon Dial History

  Clock Moon Dial History The phase of the moon is still popular on modern mechanical clock movements. It is interesting to know the clock moon dial history as to why and when the it became such a popular feature to add to grandfather clocks. Why it began In the late 1600's traveling took awhile andFew readers

• How Can I Replace a Clock Movement Without Damaging the Dial?

  What's the Best way to Replace a Clock Movement Without Damaging the Dial? Replacing a clock movement can breathe new life into an old timepiece—but if you’re working with an antique or decorative clock, damaging the dial is a real risk. Whether you’re restoring a family heirloom or upgrading a worn-out mechanism, knowing how to safely removeFew readers

• How Do You Set the Moon Dial on the Westminster Grandmother Clock Kit?

  Westminster Chime Grandmother Clock Kit GMKIT2 (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/9/5/9/1/9591a3f915bf7800/gmkit2xzicoz.jpg =467xauto) Click on the picture to shop for the Westminster Grandmother Clock Kit GMKIT2 on Clockworks.com   Westminster Clock Moon Dial If you recently purchased the  Westminster Grandmother Clock Kit GMKIT2 (https://www.clockworks.com/prodFew readers

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Chime Rods

• How do I fix Grandfather Clock Chime issues?

  Knowledge Base Grandfather Clock Chime Issues Article sections Grandfather Clock Chime Issues When a grandfather clock has issues with the chime functioning these are some basic corrections. The chime is the song that plays every 15 minutes and not to be confused with the strike. The strike is what calls out the hours after it is done with the chime song. This section will resolve chime issues that are not the fault of the clock movement (https://Popular

• How do I position my Chime Hammer?

  Knowledge Base Clock Chime Hammer Positioning Article sections Why Chime Hammer Positioning is required Mechanical clock chime hammer positioning is easy to do, and only involves bending the hammer head wires. Upon the initial installation, this was done by the clock maker (https://www.clockworks.com/clock-repair/clockPopular

• How do I get a Mechanical Clock to chime on time?

  Knowledge Base Mechanical Clock Chime On Time Article sections Mechanical Clock Chime On Time These are the directions to get a German mechanical clock to chime on time. This means having the clock hands point to the right spot when the clock chimes. When replacing a clock movement, or gettinPopular

• What are some different Chime Block styles?

  Knowledge Base Clock Chime Block Styles Article sections Clock Chime Block Styles The first step in purchasing a new chime block is to determine the chime block style that is in the clock. The Styles are side, bottom and back (https://wwSome readers

• How do I set the Chime Sequence on my clock?

  There are two gears on the back of the back plate of the movement. These gears make the roll pin spin around as the gear train spins. One of these gears has a set screw in it. You may or may not have to loosen this set screw to turn it as you hold the gear train from moving at the same time. You can stop the gear train from moving by just putting a finger to stop the fly on the top from spinning. Note the direction the big gear on the back with the set screw turns when chiming. On the quarter hoSome readers

• How do I fix the Strike Hammers that are stuck in the up position?

  The hammer(s) on this one are controlled by a star cam in the center of the strike gear train. When the gear train runs, the star cam turns, and lifts the hammers by the stainless rod coming going down the back of the movement to the hammers The star cam does turn with some force independent of the gear train. So the solution to this is to remove the movement, put your finger on the top of the gear train or fly / fan, and then use a flat head screwdriver on one of the star cam teeth as to push iSome readers

• Why do the Clock Movement Chimes sound bad?

  The hammers are to be bent approximately 1/8 of an inch from there chime rods. This way they will not thud or double hit. The volume will vary depending on if you have the clock on hardwood or a rug or against the wall or not.Some readers

• What Does Chime Mean on a Clock?

  Chiming clocks have long been cherished for their ability to not only keep time but also fill a room with melodic sounds. If you've ever wondered what exactly "chime" means on a clock and how it functions, you're in the right place. In this guide, we'll explore the intricacies of clock chimes, their significance, and how to maintain them for optimal performance. What Is a Clock Chime? ASome readers

• Where can I get a complete Chime-Block?

  Knowledge Base Clock chime-block and rods note Article sections Why we offer only the complete chime-block We now only offer the complete clock chime-block and rods . The rods are pressed into the chime-block by machines and it is difficult to get a single rod out. Other times they are threaded into the block but secured so tight you cannot remove them. Trying to do so would result in more rods breaking. Also there are various threads on the rods tFew readers

• How do you make a German Mechanical Movement chime on time?

  Take the minute hand off of the clock, this is the longer of the two hands. With this minute hand off of the clock, turn it upside down, you will see it has a square hole where it attaches to the clock. Well this square hole is in a bushing that will rotate WITHIN the minute hand itself. So just use needle nose pliers to turn this bushing so the square in the bushing will rotate. Then put the hand back on the clock and see if its pointing to the correct place where it chimed. Then set to time.Few readers

• Grandfather Clock Chime Issues

  Grandfather Clock Chime Issues When a grandfather clock has issues with the chime functioning these are some basic corrections. The chime is the song that plays every 15 minutes and not to be confused with the strike. The strike is what calls out the hours after it is done with the chime song. This section will resolve chime issues that are not the fault of the clock movement itself. In other words what falls into the realm of being a set uFew readers

• Clock Chime Hammer Positioning

  Why Does Chime Hammer Positioning Need to Occur Mechanical clock chime hammer positioning is easy to do. It only involves bending the hammer head wires. Upon the initial installation, this was done by the clock maker as well. When replacing a clock movement (https://www.clockworks.com/clock-movemenFew readers

• How to Adjust Westminster Chimes on a Clock

  The Westminster Chime Westminster chimes are one of the most recognizable and cherished sounds in the clock world. From grandfather clocks to wall/mantel pieceFew readers

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Cuckoo Parts

• How do I replace Cuckoo Bellow Tops?

  Knowledge Base Replacing Cuckoo Bellow Tops Article sections Disconnecting the bellows The lift wires travel from the movement up to the flaps of the old bellow tops. Furthermore, these wires are taken off in order to remove the cuckoo bellows (https://Some readers

• Replacing Cuckoo Bellow Tops

  Disconnecting the bellows The lift wires travel from the movement up to the flaps of the old bellow tops. Furthermore, these wires are taken off in order to remove the cuckoo bellows. Usually this is done by opening the loop on the lower end of the lift wire. This is where it conneFew readers

Weight Parts

• Mechanical Clock Chains Installation

  Mechanical Clock Chains Installation Mechanical clock chain installation is fairly easy. It is not uncommon for the chains to sometimes fall off during shipping. If this should occur, all you have to do is loop them back over the ratchet wheels. Mechanical clock Chains installation maybe required upon the new movements arrival. When getting the new unit, the chains (/Few readers

• How to Convert a Chain-Driven Clock to Cable-Driven

  Converting a clock from chain-driven to cable-driven can improve reliability, reduce wear, and enhance appearance. Many clock owners consider this upgrade when restoring or improving grandfather clocks and other weight-driven timepieces. Knowing how to convert a chain-driven clock to cable-driven allows you to make this transition successfully without damaging the movement or case. Convert Clock to Cable, Step 1: Understand Why Conversion Makes Sense Not every clock needs a chain-to-cable coFew readers

• Why Are My Grandfather Clock Weights Stuck?

  Clock Weights Not Dropping? Here’s Why. If the weights on your grandfather clock are stuck and no longer drop, your clock will eventually stop ticking, chiming, or striking. This is one of the most common problems owners face with mechanical clocks, especially weight-driven grandfather clocks. Fortunately, you can usually solve the issue with a bit of knowledge and troubleshooting. In this article, we explain why grandfather clock weights get stuck, how to diagnose the cause, and what stepsFew readers

• What Suspends Tubular Chimes in Kieninger HTU?

  How Are the Tubular Chimes Suspended in the Kieninger HTU Movement? The Kieninger HTU is one of the most prestigious mechanical clock movements available for tubular bell grandfather clocks. Built by German experts in horology, this movement delivers deep, resonant chimes using long, tuned tubes—known as tubular bells. These tubular chimes must hang perfectly to resonate correctly. One of the most common questiFew readers

• What Are Grandfather Clock Weight Shells?

  If you own a grandfather clock and notice that the weights look damaged, mismatched, or missing entirely, you’re likely dealing with an issue involving weight shells. These outer casings house the lead or metal weight inserts that drive your clock’s movement. They play both a functional and aesthetic role—and getting the right ones matters for your clock’s performanceFew readers

Weights

• How do I fix Grandfather Clock Weights that are stuck?

  Knowledge Base Grandfather Clock Weights Stuck Article sections Grandfather Clock Weights Stuck The Grandfather clock weights can get stuck in the high position if over wound. Some larger clocks have over wind protection to prevent this. The grandmother and grandfather chain drive units often do not have thisPopular

• What are Grandfather Clock Weights?

  Knowledge Base Grandfather Clock Weights Description Article sections Grandfather Clock Weights Description The Grandfather Clock Weights Description on this web page will cover what is meant by weights and their parts. Any part of the weight is available on its own. We also offer complete weights. If needing a complete clock weight, we need to determine what the apPopular

• How do I install Mechanical Clock Weight?

  Knowledge Base Mechanical Clock Weight Installation Article sections Mechanical Clock Weight Installation The weights may or may not all weigh the same however they usually do not. It is needed to know what weights goes on what chain or cable for most floor clocSome readers

• What are the Weights for in a Pendulum Clock?

  Pendulum clocks have fascinated people for centuries, combining mechanical precision with elegant design. One of the most intriguing aspects of these timepieces is the use of weights. If you’ve ever wondered what those weights do in a pendulum clock, you’re not alone. Let’s dive into the mechanics of these clocks and explore the essential role that weights play, along with some valuable maintenance tFew readers

• Grandfather Clock Weights Description

  Grandfather Clock Weights Description The Grandfather Clock Weights Description on this web page will cover what is meant by weights and their parts. Any part of the weight is available on its own. We also offer complete weights. If needing a complete clock weight, we need to determine what the appropriate weight is for the clock. This requires getting the information off of the back plate of the brass movement (/clock-movement.htmFew readers

• Grandfather Clock Weights Stuck

  Grandfather Clock Weights Stuck The Grandfather clock weights can get stuck in the high position if over wound. Some larger clocks have over wind protection to prevent this. The grandmother and grandfather chain drive units often do not have this feature. When winding the weights up make sure the top of the weight can be seen when done. Never go to the point where the top of the shiny weight cover can'Few readers

• Mechanical Clock Weight Installation

  Mechanical Clock Weight Installation The weights may or may not all weigh the same however they usually do not. It is needed to know what weights goes on what chain or cable for most floor clocks in existence. Typically there is differences on the weights (https://www.clockworks.com/clock-parts/clock-wFew readers

• How to Restring Clock Weights Safely

  Cable-driven clocks rely on strong, smooth-running weight lines to keep accurate time and chime on schedule. Over time, these cables or strings wear out, fray, or break entirely. Knowing how to restring clock weights safely ensures smooth operation, protects the movement, and prevents damage to the case or pulleys. Step 1: Understand the Clock Weight System Weight-driven clocks power the movemFew readers

Mainsprings

• How do I remove a Clock Mainspring Barrel?

  Knowledge Base Removing a clock mainspring barrel Article sections Removing a clock mainspring barrel Often a clock mainspring barrel can be removed without disassembling the clock movements outer plates. The mainspring will alsSome readers

• How does a Loop-End Clock Mainspring break?

  Knowledge Base Mechanical Clock Mainspring Ordering Tabs Article sections Loop End Clock Mainspring - Used on Antique spring driven clocks. These have a loop on the end to wrap around the movements plate arbor. - Clockworks Loop-End MainspringDescriptionDamage AssessmentMeasuring the Mainspring Please view these information tabs to help get Clock Loop-End Mainspring Replacements Loop-End Clock Mainspring Description The Loop-End clock mainsprinSome readers

• What can happen when a Clock Mainspring breaks?

  Knowledge Base Clock Mainspring Break Damage Article sections Clock Mainspring Break - Damage Assessment When a mainspring breaks within a clock movement, it could cause damage. The damage could be within the movement itself or to the clock case. It is uncommon but sometimes even the sides of the wood case get damaged when a mainspring breaks. The German movement As for the movement itself, we need to check the gear teeth and the gear arbors.Some readers

• How to identify Hermle Mainspring Barrel numbers.

  Knowledge Base Hermle mainspring barrel numbers Article sections Hermle mainspring barrel numbers Clockworks Helpdesk Mainspring barrel number to size spring Hermle mainspring barrel numbers Hermle mainspring barrels have numbers on the barrel caps and thSome readers

• What are Hole End Mainsprings?

  Knowledge Base Measuring Hole End Mainsprings Article sections About Hole End Mainsprings The type of springs that are wound in a brass barrel enclosure is known as a Hole End Mainspring. Measure the Hole End Mainspring (https://www.clockworks.com/clock-parts/clock-movement-hole-end-mainsprings.htmSome readers

• What happens when a Clock Mainspring breaks?

  Knowledge Base Clock Mainspring Damage Article sections Clock Mainspring Damage When a clock mainspring breaks the impact can cause damage to the movement. Damage would be within the parts of the gear train itself. It is possible that the pivots that go into the outer plates or the arbors have bent. Best to check the clock movement's condition before ordering a clocSome readers

• How do I measure a Loop-End Clock Mainspring?

  Knowledge Base Clock Loop-End Mainspring Measuring Article sections Clock Loop-End Mainspring Measuring Loop end mainsprings are measured by width, thickness, and length. These are not always easy measurements to get, and the mainspring would need to be removed from the clock. It can be a frustrating puzzle to do, and a dangerous one also. But if your learning clFew readers

• What is a Loop-End Clock Mainspring?

  Knowledge Base Loop-End Clock Mainspring Description Article sections Loop-End Clock Mainspring Description The Loop-End clock mainspring description is a long flat spring with a loop on one end. This loop gets wrapped around the outer plate pillar of the movement. In other words, this is the type of mainspring that can be seen. It is not contained in a barrel. LiFew readers

• Where can I replace a Hole-End Clock Mainspring?

  Knowledge Base Hole-End Clock Mainspring Replacement Service Article sections Hole-End Clock Mainspring replacement service For a hole-end clock mainspring replacement, send clockworks the clock barrel and we will swap out the mainspring. Leave the Hole-End clock mainFew readers

• What Is a Mainspring in a Clock?

  A mainspring in a clock serves as the powerhouse that drives the movement of mechanical clocks. This coiled strip of metal, typically made of high-grade steel, stores energy when wound, which it releases gradually to power the gears and hands of the clock. Understanding the role of the mainspring is crucial for anyone involved in clockFew readers

• Hermle Mainspring Barrel Numbers

  Hermle mainspring barrel numbers Hermle mainspring barrel numbers Mainspring barrel number to size spring Barrel Number Mainspring Dimensions MM 10 17 x .45 x 1490 11 17 x .42 x 1500 20 & 56 17 x .38 x 1200 21 & 50 17 x .40 x 1200 31 12 x .34 x 1150 32 12 x .42 x 1100 33 12 x .32 x 1150 40 17 x .38 x 1100 41 21 x .40 x 1550 42 17 x .40 x 1100 52 17 x .42 x 1200 54 21 x .42 x 1900 55 21 x .45 x 1800 suexpFew readers

• Removing a Clock Mainspring Barrel

  Removing a clock mainspring barrel Often a clock mainspring barrel can be taken out without disassembling the clock movements outer plates, on Hermle or Kieninger clock movements. The mainspring will also still stay inside the barrel. Letting down the mainspring power The mainspring let down tool (/product/clock-mainspring-let-down-tool-setFew readers

• Clock Loop-End Mainspring Measuring

  Clock Loop-End Mainspring Measuring Measure Loop end mainsprings by width, thickness, and length. These are not always easy measurements to get, and the mainspring would need to be taken out from the clock. It can be a frustrating puzzle to do, and a dangerous one also. But if learning clock repair or have time on the hands so to speak, here are some guidelines. CautFew readers

• Hole-End Clock Mainspring Replacement Service

  Hole-End Clock Mainspring replacement-service For a Hole-End Clock Mainspring replacement-service, all you have to do is send Clockworks the clock barrel. Once we have the barrel, the old spring will be taken out. Then it is just a matter of installing the new mainspring. When sending in the mainspring, be please sure to leave the Hole-End clock mainspring (/Few readers

• Clock Mainspring Break Damage

  Clock Mainspring Break - Damage Assessment When a mainspring breaks within a clock movement, it could cause damage. This damage could be within the movement itself or to the clock case. However, it is uncommon, but sometimes even the sides of the wood case can sustain damage when a mainspring breaks. The German movement As for the movement itself, we need to check the gear teeth and the gear arbors. Any damage will be on the lower part of the gear train if anywhere. Initially, the teeFew readers

• Loop-End Clock Mainspring Description

  Loop-End Clock Mainspring Description The Loop-End clock mainspring description consists of a long flat spring with a loop on one end. This loop wraps around the outer plate pillar of the movement. In other words, this is the type of mainspring that can be seen. Thus, it is not inside a barrel. Likewise, if the spring is in a barrel, the mainspring can't be seen. Hence, a mainspring that cannot be seen is a hole end mainspring (/Few readers

• Clock Mainspring Damage

  Clock Mainspring Damage When a clock mainspring breaks the impact can cause damage to the movement. This damage would be within the parts of the gear train itself. It is possible that the pivots that go into the outer plates or the arbors have bent. So it is best to check the clock movement's condition before ordering a clock mainspring. What to check If working with a hoFew readers

• How to Repair and Replace Clock Springs

  Clock springs, also called mainsprings, are the power source for many mechanical clocks. They store energy when wound and release it slowly to drive the gears, pendulum, and  hands (https://www.clockworks.com/product-category/all-clock-partsFew readers

• How to Clean Clock Mainsprings Safely at Home

  Cleaning clock mainsprings is an essential part of mechanical clock maintenance. Over time, dirt, old oil, and hardened grease can build up inside the mainspring barrel, causing sluggish performance, loss of power, and even damage to the movement. Knowing how to clean clock mainsprings safely at home helps extend the life of your clock and keeps it running smoothly. Step 1: Understand When to Clean Clock Mainsprings Mechanical clocks (https://www.clockworks.com/product-category/clock-movemeFew readers

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Pendulum Parts

• How do I replace a Clock Pendulum Leader?

  Knowledge Base Clock Pendulum Leader Information Article sections Clock Pendulum Leaders Mechanical pendulum clock leaders for post 1950 movements. These leader will fit clock movements made in Germany after WW2. The first step to replace a lost leader (https://www.clockworks.com/product/cPopular

• Where can I get replacement Pendulum parts?

  Knowledge Base Replacing Lost Pendulum Parts Article sections Replacing Lost Pendulum Parts By and large, replacing a lost pendulum part from its assembly is a process. It is more complicated than just matching up the broken pendulum part. Certainly, narrowing it down requires a different method than just observatiPopular

• Where can I get Clock Pendulum Top Hooks?

  Knowledge Base Clock Pendulum Top Hooks Info Article sections Clock Pendulum Top Hooks Mechanical clock pendulum top hooks replace broken top hooks or to build a new pendulum. This is a nice alternative to replacing an entire clock pendulum (httpsSome readers

• How to install Suspension Springs

  Knowledge Base Article sections How to Install Suspension Springs alarm About 2 Minutes A quick and easy how to article on installing clock suspension springs. Clock Suspension Spring Installation Last Updated: 2 months ago in Related ArticlesFew readers

• Clock Suspension Spring Installation

  schematype type="HowTo" title="How to Install Suspension Springs" howtostep step="1" name="Clock Suspension Spring Installation" imgurl=" howtostepdirection The following is a description of a clock suspension spring installation. There are two ways that the clock suspension spring can be held into the suspension post. One way is to use a thumb, or set screw. When ready, just remove the screw and the suspension spring (/productFew readers

• Clock Pendulum Suspension-Spring Information

  Clock Pendulum Suspension-Spring Information The following is a discussion on clock pendulum suspension-spring information. Naturally, suspension springs do not have to be exact in length. If the clock runs slow, simply raise the pendulum bob with the rating nutFew readers

• How to Mount a Floating Balance Wheel Correctly

  Many mechanical clocks use a floating balance wheel instead of a pendulum to regulate time. This type of escapement appears in modern Hermle, Kieninger, and other German movements, and while it’s reliFew readers

• How to Understand and Replace a Clock Escape Wheel

  The escape wheel is one of the most critical components in a mechanical clock. Without it, a clock can’t keep time, regulate motion, or operate correctly. Understanding the function of the clock escape wheel, recognizing signs of wear, and knowing how to replace it are essential for anyone repairing or maintaining mechanical clocks. Step 1: Understand the Role of the Escape Wheel The escape wheel is part of the escapement mechanism, which controls the release of power from the clock’s gear tFew readers

• How to Replace a Clock Suspension Rod Correctly

  A suspension rod connects the pendulum to the clock’s escapement and plays a critical role in regulating timekeeping. If your clock has a broken, bent, or missing rod, you must measure carefully and install the correct replacement to restore smooth operation and accurate time. Learning how to replace a clock suspension rod coFew readers

• How to Replace a Broken Clock Suspension Spring

  A clock’s suspension spring is one of the most important—and delicate—components in any pendulum-driven movement. When it fails, your clock will stop ticking, lose time, or swing erratically. Learning how to replace a broken clock suspension spring is essential for restoring proper operation and protecting the rest of the clock movement from damage. Step 1: Understand the Suspension Spring’s Role The suspension spring iFew readers

Clock Hands

• How to install Cuckoo Clock Hands

  Knowledge Base How to install Cuckoo Clock Hands Article sections Installing cuckoo clock hands Installing the cuckoo clock hands bought from clockworks.com starts with removing the old hands. Removing the old cuckoo hands To remove the cuckoo hands you will only need a pair of needle nose pliers (hPopular

• What are the Hands on a Clock Called?

  Clock hands are essential components of any clock, serving as the visual indicators of time. They move around the clock face, pointing to the current hour, minute, and sometimes second. Understanding what each hand is called and how it functions can enhance your appreciation of these timepieces. In this FAQ article, we will explore the different types, their specific names, and their roles in timekePopular

• How do I remove Mechanical Clock Hands?

  Knowledge Base Removing the Mechanical Clock Hands Article sections Removing Mechanical Clock Hands Removing Mechanical Clock Hands is fast and easy to do. The following are hand removal instructions for German mechanical movements post WW2. German Post WW2 wall, mantle and floor models Removing mechanical clock hands for post WW2, manSome readers

• Where can I order Mechanical Clock Hands?

  Knowledge Base Ordering Mechanical Clock Hands Article sections Mechanical Clock Hands The German mechanical clock hands are sold by the time track diameter. When ordering these mechanical clock hands, this measurement is important. To clarify, the dial diameter is the measurement ofSome readers

• How to install German Mechanical Clock Hands

  Knowledge Base German Mechanical clock hands Installation Article sections German Mechanical Clock Hands Installation German Mechanical clock hands Installation is easy and fast. Germans used bushings in both the hour and minute hands. Where as the American units have the buSome readers

• What are High Torque Hands?

  Knowledge Base High Torque Hand Information Tabs Article sections Super Torque Clock Hands - "I" Shaft quartz clock hands for High Torque battery operated quartz clock movements. - Clockworks High Torque HandsDescriptionHand InstallationHardware NotesTrouble Shooting High Torque Hand Information Use High Torque Clock Hands on larger clock dial diameters. Subsequently, these hands require a high torque clock movement (https://www.clockworks.com/cFew readers

• What are High-Torque Clock Hands?

  Knowledge Base About High-Torque Clock Hands Article sections 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 “Few readers

• Hands for Mechanical Clocks

  post-content id=136549 shortcodes="true" German Spade Hermle german mechanical spade hands For many dial diameters. These fit most German mechanical clock movements. The minute hand has a 2.2mm square mounting hole, the hour hand has a 4.5mm round hole. addtocartvariable sku="CH1" German Maltese Hands For Mechanical Clocks (/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/20190625134153T.jpgFew readers

• German Mechanical-Clock Hand Installation

  German Mechanical-Clock Hand Installation The installation of a German Mechanical-Clock Hand on a German mechanical movement is quite simple. It is simply the opposite of the removal process. The minute hand must go through some adjustments if you are replacing the movement. Also if the hands are new. This is so it will point to the correct time when it chimes. German MechanicaFew readers

• About Mechanical Clock Hands

  Hands For Mechanical Clocks The Mechanical Clock hands in the list below are sold by dial diameter size. Alternately, this is not the same method as a clock that operates on a battery. Instead, determine the hands for mechanical clocks as an after effect of measuring the dial diameter. Furthermore, a time track is the outer ring that clocks sometimes have just outside the nFew readers

• Choosing the Right Clock Hands for Your Movement

  How Do I Choose the Right Clock Hands for My Movement? Choosing the correct clock hands for your movement isn’t just about appearance—it’s about precision, fit, and function. Whether you’re building a custom clock, restoring an antique, or replacing worn-out hands, the right set must match your movement’s specifications and your clock’s design. Get it wrong, and you may end up with hands that drag, don’t fit thFew readers

• How to Replace Clock Hands Safely

  Replacing clock hands seems simple, but doing it without damaging the dial or mechanism requires care, the right tools, and a bit of know-how. Whether you’re updating the style, fixing bent hands, or restoring an antique, learning how to replace clock hands safely ensures your clock remains accurate and visually balanced.Few readers

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