A chime clock indicates the quarter-hours by playing a short melody, usually on chime rods, in addition to striking the hours.
Many chime clocks from the 1960s and later have movements made by Hermle in the Black Forest of Germany. These movements can usually be replaced more cheaply than repaired. You may e-mail a photo of the back of the movement to me, and I'll tell you if it wew can replace it.
Typically, $550 to $700 for movement replacement (where applicable). Includes many Howard Miller, Ridgeway, Seth Thomas and Hamilton clocks (those with Hermle movements.) Two-year warranty.
About $50 Shipping & insurance (continental US).
Movements with extra features such as calendar will cost more.
Westminster Chime Hermle Movement: $600 plus about $50 shipping and handling (in the U.S.)
Triple Chime Hermle Movement: $675 plus about $50 shipping and handling (in the U.S.)
To repair the original movement will cost more than the replacement movement, and is not recommended.
Westminster Chime Hermle Movement: $600 plus about $60 shipping and handling (in the U.S.)
Triple Chime Hermle Movement: $675 plus about $60 shipping and handling (in the U.S.)
To repair the original movement will cost more than the replacement movement, and is not recommended.
Westminster Chime Hermle Movement: $650 plus about $75 shipping and handling (in the U.S.)
To repair the original movement will cost more than the replacement movement, and is not recommended.
We can do a movement replacement quickly (if the movment is in stock). Please contact us about sending a clock for repair.
