Any ideas ?

valve1 wrote:

Any ideas ?

Do you know the make of the original movement?  It should be on the back.  If you know that, you should be able to find out the spindle sizes and find a modern day equivalent (as I believe the original movements are no longer available).  There are dozens of clock parts sellers on the net.  Alternatively, you could try measuring the spindles and find the equivalent.  I know you'll want to keep the original hands and will want to swap them over.

link

Thanks for link Dave !

Go to:

http://watchguy.co.uk

Ask if he can help you.

Ola Hansen wrote:

Go to:

http://watchguy.co.uk

Ask if he can help you.

 

 

Interesting stuff he works on (older watches) but I think he may cringe at the quartz movement on the Beotime.

Dave.

Dave Farr wrote:

Do you know the make of the original movement?

The movement on the beotime I have is made by Kienzle quartz Germany.

I will open it up and have a look before replacing it.

valve1 wrote:

Dave Farr wrote:

Do you know the make of the original movement?

The movement on the beotime I have is made by Kienzle quartz Germany.

I will open it up and have a look before replacing it.

OK, you could then try to ask a Kienzle Tech guy a question about an equivalent replacement:

http://www.lulusoso.com/products/Replacement-Kienzle-Quartz-Clock-Movement.html

Ths awkward part is the second hand I think from what I've seen so far.

Or, if the calibre number is visible, you could try searching or asking here:

[quote user="Dave Farr"]

Quartz is no problem what I can see.

I have used his service once, with a Rado. No problems more then find a slot for repair!

http://watchguy.co.uk/?s=Quartz&submit=Search