Replacement clock movements
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The right movement begins with the right number. Search the complete model stamped on the back plate, or let us help identify it.
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Three ways forward
Whether you know the number, need identification help, or have an obsolete movement, there is a clear next step.
I know the number
Search the complete manufacturer and model number stamped on the movement.
Enter the number above ↑︎ 02Help me identify it
Use our guided finder and learn exactly which photographs and measurements we need.
Open the finder →︎ 03Mine is obsolete
Explore modern conversions or determine whether your original movement qualifies for rebuilding.
Explore rebuilds →︎The movement houses
Shop by maker
Five focused collections, organized around the name stamped into the movement—not the name printed on the clock dial.
Hermle
Replacement movements for mantel, wall and floor clocks.
Shop Hermle Clock Movements ↗︎ 02 · Premium mechanicsKieninger
Premium replacements for floor and mechanical clocks.
Shop Kieninger Clock Movements ↗︎ 03Urgos
Original families, current replacements and modern equivalents.
Shop Urgos Clock Movements ↗︎ 04Regula
Mechanical replacement movements for cuckoo clocks.
Shop Regula Cuckoo Clock Movements ↗︎ 05Jauch conversions
Purpose-built kits for discontinued Jauch movements.
Explore conversions ↗︎Before you order
The dial name is not the movement number.
Compatibility begins with the markings on the movement itself. Two movements with similar basic numbers may use different shafts, pendulum lengths, mounting points or chime configurations.
In chat, tap the attachment icon and send a clear photo of the entire back plate, plus close-ups of every stamped number.
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Find the back plate
Look behind the dial for the brass movement plate.
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Record every marking
Include the complete number, suffix and pendulum length.
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Confirm the configuration
Match the drive system, hand shaft, mounting and chime.
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Ask before guessing
Clear photographs can prevent an expensive ordering mistake.
The collection
Shop replacement movements
Start with Movement Brand and Movement Series in the filters on the left. Then narrow by drive type or chime type.
Tap Filter, then start with Movement Brand and Movement Series. Narrow further only if needed.
Need help matching your movement? Use the Movement Finder
Clock Movements
A correct match starts with the number.
The name on the dial is only part of the story.
Which number should I use?
Read the full identification stamped on the movement’s back plate, including every suffix. Record the maker, pendulum-length marking and other stamped details. The case or dial brand alone may not identify the mechanism.
Is a similar-looking movement enough?
No. Confirm the hand shaft, mounting, pendulum requirements, drive and chime arrangement. Use the Movement Finder and ask about any uncertain match before ordering.
































