🕰️ Lancardo HQ3268 Quartz Wall Clock: Silent Movement, 0.6" Thick Dial, 4.8" Long Hand Shaft Review

I used this in a wall clock. They didn't work anymore, they worked so well and they were so easy to install. I bought another one for the same type of watch my daughter has.

Used it to get the old bird clock working again. I may or may not have made the hourly bird SING, but that was fine with me. I even used the original hands. Note that it had the same model number as the original.

This was the only exact match part I needed to fix a watch that had lost its fur. I didn't need the arrows that came with them and as someone else pointed out they arrived crooked, but they're probably easy to fix if you need them.

My wife was about to throw away a beautiful watch she bought at a craft fair. When I saw the engine was fired I just googled the number on the back and bought this one. It fitted perfectly and kept the hand-painted watch from getting dirty.

Purchased to replace the HQ3268 mechanism in my Bengt Ek wall clock/timer. The box is the same size but the threaded stem is a bit short. So I dropped the washing machine. The diameters of the rotating clock-per-minute pins were too large for the original hands. I had to improvise. Bad experience. But doable.

I never installed one of these motors until the return window was closed. I used to buy silent motors from another site that had options for clock hand sizes and styles. I have a set of glaring looking arrows and a ticking engine. I wouldn't have bought them if I knew they weren't quiet motors. Not recommended.

This was a great replacement for a movement in an antique clock I was repairing. My only problem was finding movement hands that were small enough for the size of the watch I was working with. The movement part was perfect and I found smaller hands through a feather duster supplier to complete the project.

After twenty-two years, the quartz movement of my mantel clock stopped working. This movement is the perfect replacement for the HQ3268 that came with my watch. The original hands also fit perfectly. As for the noise, it makes a "ticking" noise every second. But to hear it, you need to be in a very quiet room and about two feet away. So far the fit is excellent.

Came in a nice gift box but in the box there was a dent on the packaging foam like someone pressed on it from the inside and the other arm was bent. I was able to smooth it out quite well. I bought this to fix my great grandmother's Audubon bird clock and the old clockwork that went with this model number had a gear with a tiny lug that pressed two pieces of copper together to drive a separate bird device. This new one had no such mechanism, FYI. Maybe it's a custom item? Otherwise easy…