German Round Carriage Clock Quartz Movement (7mm Shaft- Suits Dials 0-1mm Thick)

German Carriage Clock Quartz Movement & Hands

This German made quartz movement is designed to replace alarm clocks and carriage clock movements. The compact sized movement features front mounting with a brass collar, and a seconds hand. Please read all of the information in the description below carefully to ensure the movement will be an appropriate fit prior to purchasing.

The movement has a total shaft length of 7mm and is compatible with alarm clocks that have a dial thickness between 0-1mm.

This movement is supplied with 1 pack of compatible German Press Fit hands, and 1x seconds hand

Black Spade Hands: Minute (25mm), Hour (18mm)

Black Seconds Hand: 26mm

Important note: We cannot guarantee compatibility between your existing hands and our movements. To avoid any issues, be sure to gather accurate hand hole measurements, and verify that they match the exact specifications outlined in this description. Please read the entire description thoroughly to ensure all measurements will work with this movement.

Supplied With:

1 x round anniversary/carriage clock movement (9.9mm shaft length, suits clocks with a dial thickness 0-4mm)

Movement is German made

Movement measures: 53 (diameter) x 17mm (thickness)

 Supplied with:  

Black Spade Hands: Minute (25mm), Hour (18mm)

Black Seconds Hand: 26mm

Front mounting brass collar

Weight: 25 grams

Material: ABS plastic

Max dial thickness to trap is 2mm or less

Spacers can be used to trap 1mm dials.

Movement requires a minimum dial hole diameter of 7mm

Requires 1 x N Alkaline battery (or E90 Alkaline), not included

We recommend changing your movement battery once a year using a high quality alkaline battery, such as Duracell or Panasonic.

Disclaimer: The information provided serves as a guide only and may not be specific or true for every type of clock. Clock Shop is not responsible for any alterations or damages which may be made from the information provided, and customer discretion is always advised.