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Cable Movement | Kieninger 5-MS001-01 | 116 cm | 354418
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  • Cable Movement | Kieninger 5-MS001-01 | 116 cm | 354418
  • Gold metal mechanical clock movement with intricate gears and components for home décor or clock repair.
  • Cable Movement | Kieninger 5-MS001-01 | 116 cm | 354418
  • Gold metal mechanical clock movement with intricate gears and components for home décor or clock repair.
Cable Movement | Kieninger 5-MS001-01 | 116 cm | 354418

Cable Movement | Kieninger 5-MS001-01 | 116 cm | 354418

354418
$482.00 $892.94

German-Made Precision with 4/4 Westminster Chime & True Seconds

  • Movement Type: 8 day, mechanical, cable-driven (3-train), pendulum-regulated movement with true seconds

  • Pendulum Length: 116 cm (measured from suspension post to center of pendulum bob)

  • Chime: 4/4 Westminster chime (plays full Westminster melody on the quarter hours and strikes the hour) on 8-rod gong

  • Features: True seconds hand capability, standard center shaft configuration, 3-train movement (time, strike, chime), German precision manufacturing, designed for use with external chime block, durable brass plate construction

  • Plate Dimensions: 142 x 200 x 2.0 mm
  • Pair with: Howard Miller chime block part #357049

Please provide your clock's model number and/or serial number to help ensure accurate identification of the proper part, minimizing errors and delays in the replacement process. View our Movement Cross-reference Guide to help ensure order accuracy.

Products manufactured before 2016 do not have replaceable parts for sale through Howard Miller with the exception of keys, cranks, and shelf clips. Please contact a service center for further assistance.

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