Quartz Clock Movement Replacement Kit, Battery Powered Silent Sweep Clock Mechanism for Wall Clocks DIY Repair, Motor Replacement Part for Home Office Craft Clocks, Black 5.6cm x 5.6cm x 1.6cm

• This quartz clock movement is designed for replacing broken mechanisms in existing wall clocks or desk clocks. It also works as the motor for DIY clock projects including frameless clocks, cross-stitch clocks, and photo clocks.
• The movement features a continuous sweep motion for the second hand, operating without the audible tick-tock sound found in traditional stepping movements. This makes it suitable for noise-sensitive rooms.
• Powered by quartz crystal technology, this movement provides consistent timekeeping for everyday use. It requires one standard AA battery (not included) to operate.
• The compact mechanism measures approximately 5.6cm x 5.6cm x 1.6cm and fits most standard clock cases. The threaded shaft accepts standard clock hands (not included).
• Suitable for clock faces made from various materials including wood, plastic, canvas, ceramic, and cross-stitch fabric, up to moderate thickness and weight. Ideal for home office clock repair or craft projects.

Quartz Clock Movement Replacement Kit – DIY Repair Part for Wall Clocks A practical replacement mechanism for broken quartz clocks or the motor for custom clock-making projects. This compact unit restores timekeeping function to existing clocks or powers new creations. What's Included 1 x quartz clock movement Hardware for installation (typical: mounting nut and washer) (Clock hands, battery, and clock face not included) Product Specifications Type: Quartz clock movement Dimensions: approx. 5.6cm x 5.6cm x 1.6cm Colour: Black Power: 1 x AA battery (not included) Second hand motion: Continuous sweep Continuous Sweep Operation Unlike standard stepping quartz movements that produce an audible tick with each second, this mechanism moves the second hand in a smooth, continuous motion. This design reduces the ticking sound typically associated with wall clocks. The reduced noise level makes this movement suitable for: Bedrooms Home offices Living rooms Libraries or study areas Any space where clock noise may be distracting Quartz Timekeeping The movement uses quartz crystal technology, a standard method for modern battery-powered clocks. The crystal oscillates at a consistent frequency when powered, driving the gear train that turns the clock hands. Battery Powered Insert one standard AA battery (not included) into the movement body. Battery life varies depending on the brand and quality of battery used, as well as the weight of clock hands attached. Compact Dimensions The movement body measures 5.6cm square and 1.6cm deep. This size fits inside most standard clock cases, including: Ready-made wall clocks requiring repair DIY clock kits Craft clocks made from frames or boxes Thin-profile clock designs Threaded Shaft A central threaded shaft protrudes through the clock face. The shaft: Accepts standard clock hands (hour, minute, and second hands – sold separately) Secures with the included mounting nut Works with clock faces of moderate thickness Compatible Clock Face Materials This movement can be used with clock faces made from: Wood (plywood, MDF, solid wood up to recommended thickness) Plastic and acrylic sheets Canvas or stretched fabric Ceramic tiles or plates Cross-stitch fabric (mounted in a hoop or frame) Photographic prints mounted on board Cardboard or heavy paper for temporary clocks Clock Hand Compatibility The movement accepts standard quartz clock hands. When purchasing hands separately, ensure they are designed for quartz (not mechanical) movements and match the shaft type. Minute and hour hands are typically friction-fit, while the second hand pushes onto a separate pin. Installation Overview Remove old movement from clock case (if replacing) Install movement through hole in clock face Secure with mounting nut from the back Attach hour, minute, and second hands in order Insert battery and set correct time Troubleshooting Tips If clock stops, check battery first Ensure hands do not touch each other or the clock face Second hand should not touch the minute hand at any point Use fresh alkaline batteries for best performance Application Examples Restoring a family heirloom wall clock with a broken mechanism Converting a decorative plate into a functioning clock Adding clock function to a cross-stitch project Replacing noisy tick-tock movements in bedroom clocks Creating custom clocks for gifts or home decor