#60 Clock Pendulum Suspension Spring for Grandfather Clock Hermle and Kieninger

The media could not be loaded. After two years of not working, I set to find out how to repair my grandfather's beloved Bentina mantle clock that I inherited 28 years ago. Although I did first take it to a clock repair shop, they only glanced at the clock and said it would be $1000 to fully clean and figure out what was wrong with it, and that didn't cover if there were any parts needed! I'm not even sure the clock is worth that much, other than sentimental value, so I set to research and learn how to repair it myself.After watching a few videos, it was suggested to inspect the suspension spring for the pendulum, and sure enough, mine was broken. I was so happy to find this replacement part, and it was exactly what it needed! It took a little patience and some needle nose plyers to get it into place, but the fit is perfect and my clock is working again!! It also needed a good cleaning and clock oil (I highly recommend the Horace Whitaker's clock oil kit!), but had I not found this suspension spring, it would not be fully functional. Thank you - the price is unbelievable when I think about the fact the clock shop wanted so much for the repairs. I may buy another one of these just to keep on hand!

Worked Great

Fits like a charm. Exact fit.

I bought this for a Model 200/300 Emperor Grandfather clock. It did not fit. NOTE: There was no statement by the Vendor that the spring would fit my specific clock. I chose it hoping it would fit. I chose poorly!

This is the first time ordering the parts for a grandfather clock and work perfectly but I think over priced

Fit my clock and brought it back to life

Piece was missing from sister in laws clock and she missed the clock with this piece I was able to get the clock running again made her so happy

Spring is to thick to fit in slot