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Frankenmuth Clock Company: Authentic, Quality Clock & Anniversary Clock Repair Parts
Frankenmuth Clock Company is one of the largest full-service clock stores in the Midwest, providing authentic, imported German clocks as well as various clock parts and repair services. If you are looking to repair your own cuckoo clock or anniversary clock, we stock a wide variety of clock repair parts to meet your needs. We also supply various clock repair guide books that cover clock repair basics and more specific clock repair techniques. Our repair parts include brass-plated and silver winding keys and other required parts to repair old-fashioned anniversary clocks, grandfather clocks, and more.
Though we specialize in German cuckoo clocks, we also have expertise with Hermle clocks, Bulova clocks, table clocks, mantel clocks, wall clocks, and large gallery clocks, and we are proud to be an Authorized Howard Miller Service Center. We also sell pocket watches and clocks by Dalvey.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of clock parts do you stock?
We carry a wide selection of clock parts to help restore, maintain, or upgrade your timepiece. Our collection includes movements (quartz and mechanical), clock hands, suspension springs, bushings, oilers, dials, clock keys, pendulums, mainsprings, chime rods, and more. Whether you're working on a small mantel clock or a full-size grandfather clock, you’ll find high-quality parts sourced from trusted manufacturers.
Can I find parts for antique or vintage clocks?
Yes! We specialize in offering parts that are suitable for antique and vintage clocks. While not every part is a direct original replacement, we do offer many compatible modern alternatives that meet or exceed the original specifications. If you're working on an heirloom clock, our staff can help guide you to the best-fitting solutions for your specific model.
Do you offer replacement movements for quartz and mechanical clocks?
Absolutely. We stock a variety of quartz and mechanical movements to fit many different styles and brands of clocks. Quartz movements are available in both standard and high-torque options, while our mechanical movements include time-only, time and strike, and full Westminster chime mechanisms. You’ll find well-known brands like Hermle among our offerings.
How do I identify the correct parts for my clock?
To find the correct part, it's helpful to know the brand, model number, and any markings on the movement or existing parts. You can also send us detailed photos, and our knowledgeable team can help identify what you need. Matching clock parts can sometimes be tricky, but we’re happy to assist and offer recommendations when exact replacements aren't available.
Do you sell tools for clock repair?
Yes, we offer a curated selection of clock repair tools for both beginners and experienced horologists. Our inventory includes screwdrivers, hand pullers, movement holders, mainspring winders, oiler pens, and more. Whether you’re performing a simple adjustment or a full restoration, you’ll find the tools to get the job done right.
Can I find parts for specific brands like Hermle or Howard Miller clocks?
Definitely. We stock a wide range of parts compatible with major brands such as Hermle, Howard Miller, and others. Many of our movements, chime rods, and hands are direct replacements for these well-known clockmakers. If you're unsure whether a part will work with your clock, reach out—we’re happy to help confirm compatibility.
What’s included in your clock repair kits?
Our repair kits vary depending on the specific task they’re intended for. Some kits include essential tools like oilers, cleaning solutions, and screwdrivers, while others may contain replacement parts like movements, bushings, or hands. Each kit is designed to offer a convenient, all-in-one solution for common repairs and maintenance tasks.
Do you offer instructions for installing or using the parts?
Many of our parts and kits include basic instructions, and we’re working to expand our online resources to support more DIY repairs. For customers who need additional help, our knowledgeable staff is just a phone call or email away. If you're looking for step-by-step guidance, we also stock helpful books on clock repair and maintenance.
How do I maintain and care for my clock parts?
Regular maintenance is key to keeping your clock running smoothly. That includes occasional cleaning, checking for wear, and proper lubrication using the correct clock oil. Avoid using household oils, which can damage clock mechanisms. Store parts in a dry, dust-free environment, and be gentle when handling delicate pieces like gears or balance wheels.
Can I order hard-to-find parts through Frankenmuth Clock Company?
Yes, we can often special order hard-to-find or discontinued parts through our network of trusted suppliers. If you’re having trouble locating a specific component, contact us with as much detail as possible—including brand, part numbers, and photos if available—and we’ll do our best to help track it down.
Do you ship clock parts internationally?
We do! Frankenmuth Clock Company proudly ships parts and repair tools to customers around the world. International shipping rates and delivery times vary by location, and all applicable customs fees are the responsibility of the buyer. Please review our shipping policies for more details, or contact us for a quote.
What should I do if I can’t find a specific part for my clock?
If the part you need isn’t listed on our site, don’t give up—reach out to us directly. Our team has decades of experience in sourcing and identifying clock components. We might be able to recommend an alternative part or guide you to the best solution for your specific repair needs.
How do I know if I need professional repair instead of DIY?
If your clock has complex issues like a broken mainspring, heavily worn gears, or an intricate chime mechanism, it may be best to bring it in for professional repair. Our in-house repair department has the expertise and tools to handle everything from minor adjustments to full restorations. If you’re unsure, feel free to contact us with details—we’ll help you decide the best course of action.
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