Buy clock movements here

To convert a clock to fast-time, replace the original movement with a modified Quartex Q80 movement, then connect it to an FCC4 fast clock controller.
The Q80 movement is a standard size, so you can convert almost any clock into a fast clock. Usually it just snaps in! Or you can install it in any clock using the included nut and washer on the threaded shank.
You need one modified movement for each fast-time clock on your layout.
Important!
Klockit now imports Q80 movements. In 2013 I completely redesigned the orginal fast clock controller into the FCC4 to work with these movements.
These imported movements work only with the FCC4, not with pre-2013 controller. Likewise, movements for the pre-2013 controller do not work with the FCC4.
Klockit no longer sells USA-made movements that work with a pre-2013 controller, and I have none remaining. I regret the situation, but I have no control over it.
Buy movement kits to do the modification yourself, or choose movements modified and tested, ready to install.
(Alternatively, you can buy movements directly from Klockit, and supply your own resistor and wire for the modification.)
Modifying a clock movement is simple, and takes only 15-20 minutes, (faster if you do several in a batch). You will need to solder to small pins in the clock movement. Please consider your abilities and available tools when choosing clock movements.
These instructions from the user manual can help you decide whether to order clock movements modified and tested, ready to go, or as kits with parts for you to do the modification.
First read about clocks, then come back here to order the movements you need.
Read the next section to decide if you want different hands than those I normally include with movements.
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