HILLHOME Mini Clock Insert 4.3 Inch(110 mm) Round Quartz Clock Fit-up Movement Miniature Clock Gold Dial Gold Tone Bezel Roman Numerals, Fit 3.7 Inch (94 mm) Diameter Hole

Brilliant fit works well 👍

I found a neat old wooden mantel clock case in the dumpster, with no works, so decided to bring it home and do something with it since it was otherwise undamaged. After looking far and wide for a movement that would fit the hole, I came up with this one on Amazon and figured it would do the trick. It arrived in a few days and I must say that it was a great choice for this case. The little metal tabs on the bezel makes it fit very well and secure, and it looks quite sharp now. I fashioned a little door for the rear of the case to allow battery replacement, and after a good coating of TruOil (gunstock varnish) this clock has a new lease on life and is the cat's meow. The movement is quiet and seems to work smoothly and is totally accurate so far. The gold accent trim is very sharp and while it's all of plastic construction it should do just fine for this purpose. I'm very proud of this clock now and I gifted it to my brother-in-law and he loves it. I would recommend this movement for anyone looking for a quality clock at a reasonable price. I may have to order another one or two for such projects in the future!

Easy to use, attractive, and has kept time perfectly.

I purchased this clock insert for my mantle clock project. The size was right, I liked the face and gold ring, and I also liked the hands. But I wanted a pendulum in my clock design, so I had to remove the clock movement and replace it with a pendulum movement.In order to do that, I had to remove the lens. There are 2 tabs holding the lens in place -- one at 3 o'clock and one at 9 o'clock (see picture -- red circles). One tab was smaller than the other, so I took a screwdriver and tweaked it out of the slot that was holding it in place. That allowed me to pivot the lens and pull the large tab out of the other slot. Then, I removed the hands, and unsnapped the clock mechanism.I then purchased this pendulum clock movement:https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07W5ZW2H7?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_titleI removed the tabs that held in the original clock movement. The shaft of the pendulum movement is longer than the original, so I had to use a spacer to get the hands into the proper position -- no big deal.The video is the completed clock. The light-colored wood (the roses, oval and skirt) are inlaid basswood.Since the pendulum is just for effect, it doesn't swing at a 1 second interval. For that reason, I did not use a second hand.

Nice replacement for clock that stopped working