High Torque Clock Movement with 2 Hands: Fits 23.1 Inches Dials & 9/10 Inch Shaft Length, Black Finish Review

The hands on this set are larger than I expected and I was unhappy that it doesn't have a seconds hand but you get used to it quickly. Now for the rest of the story, I think if your watch is big enough for your hand then buying it would be a good idea. The parts are heavy enough to look and feel better than anything printed at a similar price. And the last thing I had for a while, and the timing is right.

Bought to replace the mechanism for my wall clock in the living room. I had trouble finding clocks with hands long enough for the diameter of my clock. Most movements I looked at had hands under 5 inches (for the minute hand) and I needed at least 7 inches. I found this one and figured I could cut my arms to the length I wanted. These hands are made of lightweight aluminum and are easy to cut with standard scissors. I've been using it for almost 2 weeks and so far it's kept perfect timing. I…

I ordered this for my mother to finish her watch. We were confused when we found 2 envelopes instead of 1. After opening the envelopes, we found 1 set in each envelope and both sets were folded. ironically in opposite directions. My mom speculated that we got 2 because of the arm flexing option (not sure if that's the real reason or not). My mom managed to straighten the hands of a set by using it on her watch. It's a bit embarrassing to think about how thin and fragile the hands are in a set…

I bought a watch from Hobby Lobby and both hands were broken off. It was originally an $80 watch and I got it at both a discount and $10-15. I hope I could just replace this part because it broke in the engine. It took SEVERAL searches on Google and Amazon to find the right part. This is not due to Amazon or the seller, but to the manufacturer of the actual part. My problem is that in my entire life I have not been able to get this to fit the watch exactly. I have it, so there it was. Eh, good…