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The Mini Quartz Clock Movements are prefect for woodworkers who build their own clocks. The super slim line movement doesn't take much space. It feature an easily accessible on/off switch and can run up to a year on a single AA alkaline battery. Choose from a variety of Clock Hands (sold separately).
(1) Mini Quartz Movement
| Weight | 0.5700 |
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| Outlet | No |
| Clock Parts | Movements |
4.3 / 5.0
65 Reviews
Great product
I definitely recommend this product. It was a replacement for a failed unit. It has worked perfectly so far
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Excellent company.
I needed to replace a clock movement on a terra-cotta clock/thermometer plaque given to my wife as a present from her sister. I found this movement on Google and it seemed to fit my needs. When it arrived, I immediately removed the defective movement and replaced it with the one I ordered from Rockler. It fit perfectly. I was able to use the hands from the old movement to match the hand on the thermometer. It is accurate and couldn’t have been easier to install. Highly recommend using this company for replacement movements.
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Very happy
Got this to replace the movements in an old clock with 3/4" thick face fits great and has been keeping time very well.
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Perfect Fit
A perfect replacement and keeps accurate time.
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Mini quarts movement
After 30 years the original mini quarts movement stopped working. Was able to find the same movement at Rocker, this one should outlive me!!
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Yep I recommend it. Easy and came out nice.
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Love my funky clock
Just what I was expecting. Keeps good time.
Plate clock for kitchen
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Being made in the USA is great. Being able to choose a face thickness made the installation easy. It is working well. So far so good!
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Works like a champ
Used this to repair an existing wall clock. Had a few tense moments trying to get the hands fully seated, mostly because this was my first time to replace a mechanism. Only real challenge was that my existing clock did no have a a 'second' hand.
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This worked perfectly. My wife had purchased a replacement for her clock that didn’t fit with the original hands of the clock. Found your website and had this ordered within minutes.
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Face thickness of my clock is 5/16" next size up would have hands sticking out too far.
Don K
on Jul 30, 2018
Needed to replace an older unit. Was happy to find this choice, because a hanger was incorporated in the design
MARY J
on Jul 26, 2018
Face thickness of my clock is 5/16" next size up would have hands sticking out too far.
Don K
on Jul 30, 2018
It fits in the space of the existing worn one, 20yrs. old.
Kenneth H
on Jul 29, 2018
If I have a 1/4" clock face should I buy a max 3/8" movement to be sure it will fit?
How far does the stem project above the clock face....Is that the maximum face thickness? Or is that the diameter of the stem projecting from the works?
BEST ANSWER: The face thickness refers to the thickness of the clock at the stem. IE: 3/8 in. is the max thickness of the wood for the clock stem to protrude enough to put on the nut and hands for a (3/8 in. face thickness clock fitter). If the wood is too thick, just rout or carve out the back of the wood the size of the fitter to leave only a thickness of 3/8 in. or less.
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- Mahlon D on Dec 21, 2015
- Purchased on Dec 6, 2014
recommended size of clock face? looking to make 10-15"
BEST ANSWER: yes, this would be suitable for such a clock. You'll want to consider the size of the clock hands you'll be using.
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- Steve Staff on Jul 8, 2015
Does this movement have a seconds hand?
BEST ANSWER: No hands included, but will accommodate a second hand.
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- Mahlon D on Dec 21, 2015
- Purchased on Dec 6, 2014
How thick is the unit? Is that the 9/16" diameter the details refers to?
BEST ANSWER: The thickness of the black case of the clock fitter is about 3/4 in. The max face, refers to the thickness of the clock face that the stem of the clock must go through for the nut and clock hands. The ' max face' dimension must be greater than the thickness of the clock face.
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- Mahlon D on May 24, 2016
- Purchased on Dec 6, 2014
Do u have kits with a longer shaft for thicker wood?
BEST ANSWER: they do make kits for thicker wood. The thickness is stated on the package. Whether or not they carry what you need depends on what thickness you are working with. They do have limitations
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- Steve T on Aug 2, 2015
- Purchased on Nov 1, 2014
Hi I'm making a clock for myself and am very new to woodworking and its my first project. But I dont know which thickness one to get. I dont mind routing a little to make it fit but I dont want it to look bad. My clock thickness is approx 11/16" thick? Thank you..
BEST ANSWER: It looks like you should get the maximum 3/4" Face Thickness model. That is 12/16", only 1/16" more than the thickness of your clock face, so you might still have to do some wood work to make it fit.
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- Clark O. R on Jan 19, 2018
- Purchased on Jan 27, 2016
how do you fasten it to the face?
BEST ANSWER: Remove the large brass nut, slide the spindle through the clock face and secure the face to the movement by screwing the brass nut back onto the spindle.
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- Brian D on Mar 6, 2017
- Purchased on Mar 14, 2015
WHAT I REALLY NEED TO KNOW IS THE TOTAL LENGTH OF SHAFT AND TOTAL LENGTH OF THE TREADED SHAFT. I NEED A 7/8 IN. SHAFT,WITH A 5/8 IN. TREADED SHAFT.THAT IS WHAT MY OLD MOVEMENT MEASURES. WOULD 3/4 IN. MOVEMENT BE THE ONE I NEED ?
do they make a tick tock sound? I need replacement clocks that make this sound.
BEST ANSWER: Yes, it makes a tick-tick sound, but you must have your ear almost touching the clock to hear it!
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- Mahlon D on Dec 21, 2015
- Purchased on Dec 6, 2014
Does quartz movement make a ticking noise?
BEST ANSWER: There is no ticking noise. I bought this to replace a non working unit in a clock we had a few years ago. It works very well, keeps accurate time. Batteries last about a year
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- LouAnne A on Dec 22, 2018
- Purchased on Dec 26, 2016
need replacement movement for sterling & noble clock large serial no 2055787?
BEST ANSWER: Are you asking if it would fit that clock? I don't know, I found that I had to try it to see if it would fit mine that I bought from Crate & Barrel. A clock shop offered to replace quartz movement for me, and later realized why he offered, because the length of the shaft has to be long enough to stick through the other side, but short enough to not hit the glass on the other side.
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- eva m on May 21, 2018
- Purchased on Jun 1, 2016
no recess?Or does it require a recess to be cut into wood?
BEST ANSWER: In my application I did not need to recess this clock moment. That was a couple of years ago and it still works great. I hope this helps.
Alan
Alan
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- Alan A on Jun 10, 2016
- Purchased on Dec 6, 2014
Need no ticking sound. Quiet movement ?
BEST ANSWER: Enter quartz no sound movement in a computer
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- Richard S on Feb 11, 2019
- Purchased on Feb 16, 2017
Does this have a 3/4" length spindle?
BEST ANSWER: 3/4" Max Face Thickness Mini Quartz Movement
Item #: 35122
Item #: 35122
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- David Staff on Jan 30, 2019
From my clock face too the glass is only 1/4" clock face materal is 1/4". A 3/8" post gives me 4 turns of the nut with washer.?
BEST ANSWER: 4 full turns should be ok if youdo not over tighten otherwise leave the washer off
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- Donald H on Dec 26, 2018
- Purchased on Jan 7, 2017
What size works do I need for a CD clock ?
BEST ANSWER: The opening in the CD face doesn't matter, as the only difference is in the protrusion of the stem beyond the face. As a CD is pretty thin, I'd suggest something pretty thin; probably 1/4" or so. Don't forget to order the hands for the clock.
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- William D on Nov 14, 2018
- Purchased on Nov 26, 2016
The piece I'm putting this movement in is cherry, 7/8" thick. The hands will float on the face, no cover as it is my own design. Will the hands work with a 3/4" shaft?
BEST ANSWER: I doubt it but you could drill out the back to recess the movement in it works fine . need large forrester bit or router to do recess
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- Robert F on Sep 6, 2018
- Purchased on Sep 19, 2016
Hi if I order the large Serpentine clock hands12 inches what Mini Quartz movements would I order with it??
BEST ANSWER: Sue, I'm sorry to say that I cannot answer that question.
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- James J on Aug 17, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 13, 2016
Will this movement support 7" hands?
BEST ANSWER: It depends greatly on the weight of the hands. If they're very thin, or very little material, then probably. But if they are thick or wide, it may slow the movement down.
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- WALTER S on Apr 6, 2017
- Purchased on Dec 4, 2014
I made an intarsia piece and i would like to turn it into a clock. Is this what I need? the board is 3/4" thick. Please and thank you
BEST ANSWER: It should work if you get the #35122, which can handle up to a 3/4" thick face. You will be right at the limit, though, so, if you mount it and need a wee bit more clearance, you may need to be prepared to rout out the back of the piece by a small amount, say a 1/16" recess.
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- Gil on May 24, 2016
- Purchased on Dec 6, 2014
I need c-battery clock mechanism for a large clock
BEST ANSWER: This just takes a AA size battery, and the hands that fit it must be thin. But I've done 14" faces with this just fine.
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- Ian M on Feb 22, 2016
- Purchased on Apr 3, 2015
Does the movement come with the hand shaft cap?
I am trying to find a narrow high torque clock case height is not an issue but I need it less than 1 1/4 wide. Do they even make such a movement case?
I have a clock that needs a movement like this. It is about 2 feet diameter. But there is a 4 inch cut out which has a pendulum showing. The movement is the battery operated mechanism. The same mechanism causes the pendulum to swing but the pendulum is for show. Is there a mechanism sold here that can move the hands and the pendulum?
if i order item no28324 which hands do i need to order to go with it ?
Does the 9/16 diameter mentioned in the specifications mean that is the size of the hole to be drilled in the clock face?
i need a clock movement that has a shaft that is only 1/4 width, do you have it?
I have a brass mariner clock. I can unscrew the front and replace the quartz part. How do I determine the max face thickness it will require please?
BEST ANSWER: I haven't worked with this part yet, but if you look carefully at the photo of the clockworks, you can see the brass threaded part that would fit through the face. The company is saying that a face of X thickness will still allow the brass nut to screw tightly onto the brass threaded part, holding the whole works in place. You simply need to order the particular item relative to the thickness of your face plate.
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- Roger W on Jan 7, 2018
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