Description
Westminster Chime Clock Mechanisms for up to 3/8" thick clock dial face
This easy to use full-sized quartz movement plays a portion of the traditional Westminster Chimes melody of a grandfather clock every quarter hour, as well as counting out the hours on the hour and playing the full Westminster melody. A great choice for wall, desk and mantle clocks.
Westminster Chime Clock Mechanisms Features:
- Chime Movements Case Size: 3 inches wide x 3-3/4 inches high x 1-1/4 inches deep.
- Full Westminster Chime Functions
- Built in Speaker
- Chime Synchronization Knob
- 1 year Warranty
- Takane Brand
- Step Second Hand (optional)
- Powered by C Battery (Not Included)
- American "I" Shaft
| Stock # | For Clock Faces/ Dials Up To: |
Threaded Shaft Length |
Overall Shaft Length |
Q-25 |
3/8" thick |
7/16" |
3/4" |
Westminster Chime Clock Mechanism Shopping Tips:
1) Scroll Down to Add your Free OR Premium Clock Hands. (28 Free Options and many more premium options. All second hands sold separately). For a Page View of Clock Hands Click Here.
2) Mounting hardware (hex nut, brass washer, open end nut) included. Hanging bracket sold separately.
3) Choose your movement based on the thickness of the clock face/dial you are using or making. Learn how to choose the right size clock hands and clock motors.
* If you forget to add hands or the pendulum rod/bob and you'd still like the hands or rod and bob a separate shipping fee will apply. We always recommend new hands, as older hands may not fit the American I Shaft design. If you don't want the hands or Rod/Bob, please let us know by following the instructions below.
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**When repairing a clock we always recommend new hands as your old ones may not fit.
Hardware Included
Optional Hardware
| Add an Black Endcap for $0.50 |  | |
| or Add an Endcap for $0.50 |  |
Learn how to set your Westminster Chime Clock Motor
Install a FRESH Duracell or Energizer Battery (But not a rechargeable type). In our experience, these are the only batteries that are reliable for clock mechanisms.