TIKROUND Youngtown 12888 Snap in Type 4.5mm Hour Shaft Length Continuous Sweep Quartz Clock Movement，8mm Total Shaft Length 5/16 inch total shaft length

Kept a non-working inexpensive clock hanging in my kitchen because I liked it. But I got tired of relying on electronics for the time. I rarely wear a watch and would have to go to the phone or computer or microwave etc to see the time. Finally started looking for a similar replacement clock and eventually stumbled on replacing the clock movement instead; something I never thought to do. All I could figure out was that I had a snap in quartz movement with a short white shaft. This one looked like it fit the bill. It was very easy to install. I just had a small problem ensuring that both the top and bottom were securely snapped in on my clock. The only downside is that I wasn't able to use my original hands, probably because the diameter of the shaft was slightly smaller than my original. But the movement came with 3 sets of hands and I've gotten used to the set I chose. They are actually quite attractive. When I say "chose", I really only had one choice because the sets of hands were different lengths depending on the size of your clock face. It included a shorter set, a medium set, and a longer set. My clock is about 10 inches but the face is only 7 or 8 inches. The shortest set of hands worked for me. I am very happy with the look and the clock is working perfectly. It inspired me to order a few more clocks of different types to place strategically around my house.Sorry. It actually came with 4 sets of hands so there are definitely some great choices of styles and sizes for different types of clocks and preferences.

I like it . I bought it for my RV clock .

This clock is a good replacement for a 30 year old wall clock that stopped working. It was difficult to install because I had to glue it to the back of the clock face. I wish there was a different way to do this, but it works well once it is installed.

My great grandmother's mantel clock -- her wedding gift to herself -- hadn't worked in over half a century, despite the ministrations of several well-meaning clock repairmen. Having nothing to lose, I decided to try replacing the lovely old brass workings with this cheap plastic version. It worked! The original hands wouldn't fit on the spindle thingy, so I used a pair of the included replacement hands that was closest in style. This lovely old clock is once again keeping perfect time.

Does the job and does not look cheap. Easy to use.