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I thought by the 80s elgin annivasary clocks all had quratz movements

Hi James. do you know how to replace the coil spring?

How do you set the pendulum 2:59

2:10 how is the pendulum placed

I have the same clock, except mine has a different pendulum

Just got almost the exact same clock at a 2nd hand store for 10 bucks. Do you know how to work on them? I got mine to the point where it works great for 5 minutes or so then loses momentum

How do you lock the movement for shipping?

Thanks a bunch! I came across your video by accident but was glad to view because I almost threw-out my clock because I thought it was broken.

how is it possible that the string moves the part with out touching it ?

Hello could you think i could made this clock by myself at home is it possible?

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Does this clock chime?

Cool, recently found one of the exact same a while back in great shape

Leftovers and I have a lot to do with the Keep it on my

Oh F#cking Great. I got one. And now I find out Years later that it's a "Time Bomb". Dam, I liked it too. Can't get it to keep good time though. It's always too Fast or too Slow. Been adjusting it for 2 Months. That's why I'm here. Oh well, the Dome is nice. I'll keep that. The Rest, is going in the Trash Can. Don't want anybody to get Hurt.

Triple-chime clocks like these are my favorite. I prefer the 80s model chimes vs like the Howard Miller Presidential models.

I bought one at a garage sale today for 1 dollar , works perfect , with the dome !

How do you winde this clock

Our clock only runs for about an hour and then the pendulum stops turning. What keeps it running?

I think you have the wrong weight on the musical chime. Jeez that's fast asf

donde puedo conseguir repuestos para este reloj? Necesito el resolte que va en el eambor de la cuerda. jamorte0@gmail.com

Are the movement is hermle 1171-850

Great simple clock to work on and service

Great clock and they keep reasonable time

Thank a lot I bought the clock in goodwill but I don’t know how to adjust i did watch the video thankfully 😅

Very dangerous clock. www.anniversaryclocks.org/aci/haller-gtb.pdf

Any tips on how to take them apart to service this particular clock? Thanks

I just got one of these, the speed adjustment was all the way at SLOW. 1.Can I time the cycles to get it roughly set? 2. About how many minutes a day is one turn of the ring? (or some rough data)

About how many minutes per day is how much of a turn? Because mine is SLOW by about 1 HOUR per day!!!

I think that the ball assembly is swinging because the clock base is not level. I think that the center shaft of the ball assy should be on center when it pivots.

can i use your video in my website please ? is for clocks.

I have this exact clock and need a new suspension spring, do. you know what size it takes

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What brand is the other grandfather clock

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My clock is just like this one, how to you slow down or speed up clock, i am not understanding whats printed on clock movement , where is the mechanism that achieves this

I'm new to these clocks and I appreciate the end of your video where you show the full rotation. I inherited a midget Schatz which I lost the key to and just got it running a few months back after I bought another key. That one was in perfect condition. I also got a 2 for 1 deal on "broken" Schatz and Kundo standards at an antique store. After replacing a missing suspension spring and working on the beat, adjustment wheel, and ball position, they've both been running this past week. What kind of accuracy are you getting on yours? I've heard people say they get +/- 2 mins per week on theirs. I'm lucky if I get that in a day. I'm sure both need a disassembly and cleaning.

great video, I have one of these clocks, can you please make a video of how to put it in beat, thankyou

Dear Mr. Richardson: I have a Kundo 400 Day clock which is about 45 years old. The pendulum assembly is with Brand new .0032" suspension spring. The end blocks and the fork are set up according to the Horolovar recommended dimensions for this clock based on back plate configuration. The problem is the pallets and escape wheel don't seem to engage properly while the pendulum is in motion ending in a dead clock. Also the pendulum slows down and stops after a short time. I tried adjusting the fork in various positions (minute positions up/down on the suspension spring, inverted fork position etc.), adjusting the pendulum (fast, slow etc), leveling the clock base etc.I have read available clock repair information connected with the clock but I must be missing some thing pertaining to the problem. I was contemplating adjustment to the pallets, but that means I have to take the clock apart which I have never done before (amature). Also, it's been advised not to adjust the pallets positions set at the factory. It could be a tall order but I will very much appreciate if you can advise me for any solution/s. Thank you for your time. Sincerely, Jay Nadkarni jaybirdwalk@yahoo.com

Beautiful sounding clock.

I bought this exact clock at a garage sale. brought it home, it would work for 15 ins or so and stop. so, i figured out how to level it and i turned the top screw to get it in beat (guess i did that right). now it runs and does not stop. it is about 8 mins slow on 24 hours. i understand you stop the clock and turn that wheel in the direction of the "+" to speed it up, 1/4 turn = 4 mins faster. does that sound right? so, i would need 1/2 turn toward the plus. i saw a video where a guy said you turn the wheel past where you need, then bring it back to where you want it, not just right to the spot. does that make sense? I love this clock. how do you know yours is 1976? guy at garage sale said his family had it since the 50's.

I'm a little afraid of mine. Before I found out how dangerous this particular model was I oiled it and examined the spring under the cover. It was fully wound. Come to find out later I learned this clock is considered to be the most dangerous clock ever made. The plastic drums can fail at any time causing the spring to unravel with enough power to explode the clock and the glass globe. Mine is running fine in my bedroom. Guess I'll leave it along but not happy about the fact it might explode. They call this clock the German Time Bomb.....GREAT!! Are they really that dangerous to run them?

Also referred to as the German Time Bomb. Has a reverse wound spring on a plastic hub that can break resulting in the clock exploding sending glass and fragments of spring metal throughout the room.

Thanks for the info and posting this-- I actually have one of these clocks. I purchased mine at a Service Merchandise Store in Orlando right about that time. It's been in storage for the last 10 years. It's a beautiful clock and although it's not wound it's on display on my bookcase. It tells time twice a day at least!

nice chime tone,

Nice clock that clock is awesome

You are moving the hand way too fast. Move it slowly 5 minutes before it is supposed to chime.