Spare parts and movements
As well as repairing and adjusting your clock, we can look with you at replacing the whole interior with a new movement, while keeping the look and charm of the clock exactly as they were.
New and period spare parts
We have spare parts "Made in Germany" and "Made in Italy" for modern and antique clocks, and a large stock of period parts gathered over fifty years of work: mainly round and moon phase dials, wooden-rod and lyre pendulums, but also keys, cranks and suspension springs, which are the most delicate parts of a mechanism.
Movements you can ask us for
Here are the main ones. The dimensions help you check whether the movement fits your case: if in doubt, send us a photo and the measurements of your clock.
Hour and half-hour strike on a coil gong
German movement striking the hour and half hour on a heavy coil gong. Weekly winding with the crank, which rewinds the cables onto the barrel. Round dial of 18 or 20 cm, pendulum length 75 cm.
Hour and half-hour strike, spring-driven
German movement striking the hour and half hour on a heavy coil gong. The two springs are wound weekly with the key in the centre of the dial. Round dial of 15 or 18 cm, pendulum length 32 or 43 cm.
Kieninger, 9 tubes and moon phase
Kieninger with 12 natural jewels. It plays three selectable melodies every quarter hour on 9 tubes, like an organ: Westminster, St Michael's and Whittington. It can stay silent at night, from 10 pm to 7:15 am, with adjustable times. Pendulum length 116 cm; 280 × 280 × 396 mm dial with moon phase and seconds hand. Weekly winding with the crank.
Kieninger, 9 tubes and crystal dial
Kieninger with 12 natural jewels. It plays three selectable melodies every quarter hour on 9 tubes (Westminster, St Michael's, Whittington) and can stay silent from 10 pm to 7:15 am. Square crystal dial with seconds hand; every wheel and gear is chrome-plated and recalibrated. Pendulum length 116 cm, weekly winding with the crank.
Kieninger with Swiss escapement
Kieninger with 11 natural jewels in the Swiss escapement, which spins on itself in place of a pendulum. Three selectable melodies every quarter hour on rod chimes; silent from 10 pm to 7:15 am. Square 280 × 280 mm dial or round 22 cm dial. Weekly winding with the key, from the front or the back.
Kieninger, three alternating melodies
It plays three selectable melodies every quarter hour on brass rods (Westminster, St Michael's, Whittington) and, if you like, changes them by itself every hour. It can stay silent from 10 pm to 7:15 am. Pendulum length 116 cm; 280 × 280 × 396 mm dial with moon phase and seconds hand. Weekly winding with the crank.
Kieninger with automatons
Like the previous one, but instead of the moon phase it has four automatons that spin and move in and out of the dial every quarter hour while the clock chimes. Pendulum length 116 or 93 cm, 280 × 280 × 396 mm dial.
Kieninger, 12 rods and classical melodies
It plays three special 12-note melodies on 12 brass rods, selectable every hour: Westminster, Ode to Joy and Schubert's Ave Maria; if you like, it alternates them by itself. It can stay silent from 10 pm to 7:15 am. Pendulum length 116 cm, 280 × 280 × 396 mm dial, weekly winding with the crank.
Kieninger Westminster, chain-driven
Westminster every quarter hour on brass rods or small bells; it can stay silent from 10 pm to 7:15 am. Pendulum length 93 or 116 cm; 280 × 280 × 396, 250 × 250 × 380 or 280 × 280 mm dial, or round, about 21 cm. Weekly winding by pulling the free end of the three chains.
Kieninger with moon phase
Westminster every quarter hour on brass rods; it can stay silent from 10 pm to 7:15 am. Pendulum length 80 cm; 20 cm dial with several complications and moon phase. Weekly winding: the key for the two side springs, the crank for the central weight.
Westminster, spring-driven
German movement with the Westminster chime every quarter hour. The three springs are wound weekly with the key in the centre of the dial. Round dial of about 18 cm with seconds hand, pendulum length 38 cm.
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