🕰️ Quartex Q-80 Quartz Clock Movement with 11/16" Hand Shaft Length, Suitable for Dial Thickness up to 1/4 Inch Review

I restored an old wall clock my wife loved with this quartz movement. The importance of ordering the correct shaft length cannot be overstated. It took me more time to choose the length than to disassemble and assemble. Works flawlessly. Exceptionally accurate. Happy customer!

Clock stopped working after 4 weeks. The seller (klockit) did not reply to my Amazon messages. However, I was able to contact support through their website. She explained that when the mother got dressed, the clock would stop. Loosening the nut solved the problem.

Turnkey life restricts your visits to stores for items not available here. Thank god for Revane. Something as simple as this watch ALSO works through Revain - it's a challenge. Make sure the shaft matches the size of your watch case. I didn't, so I tweaked it a bit to make it work. In short it was a good buy, a good price and, as always, excellent delivery.

Everything was exactly as described in terms of the size and dimensions of the device. I used it to replace my existing wall clock with a broken mechanism. Assembly was easy and the instructions are very clear. It took about 10 minutes from start to finish. The only downside is that I would like the hour and minute hands to be more pronounced or bolder. The clock is in the room across from my apartment, where the hour and minute hands are sometimes difficult to see.

Movement works well but 1/4" front thickness is not accurate. I had a dial exactly 1/4 inch and it didn't work. The lock nut didn't fit. In my case, I was able to align the dial to 3/16" and everything was fine. Certain watches didn't have a separate dial, so it just depended on the thickness of the wood. The watch was made to order, including the wooden hands. I was a little worried that the mechanism wouldn't power the wooden hands but that wasn't a problem, he's having a good time.

This (and I suspect all small cheap movements) is extremely difficult to work with. That would probably be fine, but the hour, minute, and seconds hands are so faint that it's almost impossible to set them properly without distorting them more than a little. so hard on the actual mechanism that you can't just press them in place causing them to bend. Then when you finally get them together as best you can and hang them up, the "arms" are dangling and it's difficult to get them (with the wheel…

I received this part to replace an almost identical part in a 1990's Skillcraft clock (Chicago Lighthouse for the Blind), you know, standard government type 12" white dial with black numbers. The movement in this watch eventually broke after all these years, and the case back was inscribed "Quartex," so I figured it might hurt to try that. There are a few minor differences, the most notable of which is that the hands of what I replaced hardly fit this model due to small differences in the…