Hello, i am looking for a clock that will work for a 1971 Deville. If i can find a working one for a decent price, that would be perfect. If it's not working/unknown condition, i would like to see a picture of the clockwork to see if i can use it for parts to fix mine.
Thanks!
BT
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Also consider converting your clock to quartz movement about $100. I did mine great.
https://www.clocksandgauges.com/quartz-conversion.html
Agree no the quartz conversion! Send yours out, have it done, reinstall it and be done with it. Had mine done 4 years ago, still keeps perfect time.
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If you are looking for authenticity thought, points will be deducted as a quartz conversion has a smooth running 2nd hand, where as the original ticks and moves 1 second at a time.
Quote from: chrisntam on October 10, 2019, 01:19:23 PM
If you are looking for authenticity thought, points will be deducted as a quartz conversion has a smooth running 2nd hand, where as the original ticks and moves 1 second at a time.
Chris, I think you mean just the opposite. The original clock has a smooth-running second hand, and the quartz movement moves one second at a time.
-Charles