Replacement Clock Movements and Identification Help
Selecting a replacement clock movement begins with the information stamped into the movement’s back plate—not simply the name printed on the clock dial or case. Just A Clock Collector supplies replacement movements from respected makers, including Hermle clock movements, Kieninger clock movements, Urgos clock movements and Regula cuckoo clock movements. Each linked collection provides a focused place to compare available series and configurations.
Compatibility can depend on the complete movement number and suffix, plate dimensions, hand-shaft length, pendulum length, mounting position, drive system and chime or strike configuration. Two movements with similar basic numbers are not necessarily interchangeable. Begin with our Clock Movement Finder, or contact us with clear photographs of the back plate, dial side, pendulum, hand shaft and all identification markings.
Some older Hermle, Kieninger, Urgos, Jauch and Seth Thomas movements have been superseded or require a conversion rather than a direct replacement. Conversion compatibility should be confirmed before ordering, especially when the original movement uses different mounting points, hand-shaft dimensions or pendulum specifications.
When an original mechanical movement is obsolete and no suitable replacement is available, the ButterBearing Clock Movement Rebuild Service may provide another path for eligible, serviceable movements. It is intended for qualifying movements that can be rebuilt and is not a substitute for repairing broken, incomplete or excessively worn mechanisms. Photographs and movement details are required for an initial review.
Whether you already know the movement number or need identification assistance, compare the stamped specifications carefully before ordering. Just A Clock Collector can help narrow the available replacement, conversion or rebuild options.