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Originally Posted by masraum
When I was reading your previous post, I was thinking you needed a junk clock from a garage sale that you could disassemble on the dining table one day while the missus was gone. Then you make sure you've got a bunch of tools out and spread around, vise grips, hammers, screwdrivers, etc... for when she comes home.
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It is like a stake through the heart when our clock guy sees an pretty antique case with some modern battery operated clock mechanism in it.
I can PM him you his contact info if you really want to talk to a pro. Likely it is not really worth the postage unless it is a rare brand and the parts are usable.
Our pro goes to clock conventions and buys and sells parts so the parts are not the rare. Especially with so many antique dealers gutting the movement and putting in battery operated movements.