Clock Movement Finder | Hermle, Kieninger, Urgos & Regula

Find Your Replacement Clock Movement

Start with the manufacturer and movement number stamped on the back plate of your clock. Choose the movement brand below, then narrow the results by movement series, drive type or chime type.

Choose Your Movement Manufacturer

Hermle Clock Movements

Kieninger Clock Movements

Urgos Clock Movements

Regula Clock Movements

How to Identify Your Clock Movement

The movement number is usually stamped directly on the back plate of the clock movement. Look for the manufacturer's name and record the complete model number exactly as shown. A partial number may identify the movement family but not the exact replacement.

If you're unsure which movement you have, take a clear photo of the entire back plate and all stamped numbers. We can help you identify the correct replacement before you order.

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Clock Movement Finder FAQs

Where do I find my clock movement number?

The movement number is usually stamped directly on the back plate of the clock movement. Look for the manufacturer name and record the complete model number exactly as shown. A clear photo of the entire back plate can also help with identification.

What if my clock movement number is discontinued?

Many older movement numbers have been discontinued or replaced by newer equivalents. An exact number may no longer be available even though a current replacement exists. If you are unsure, contact us with the complete movement number and photos before ordering.

How do I know whether I need a Hermle, Kieninger, Urgos or Regula movement?

Start with the manufacturer name stamped on the movement itself. Hermle, Kieninger and Urgos are commonly found in mechanical mantel, wall and floor clocks, while Regula movements are commonly used in mechanical cuckoo clocks. Always verify the full movement number before choosing a replacement.

Can you help identify my clock movement from a photo?

Yes. Send us a clear photo of the entire back plate along with close-up photos of all stamped numbers and markings. Photos showing the complete movement, pendulum, weights, chains or cables can also help us identify the correct replacement.