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Cloudy clock face cure? 1800 1970

posted by  Dave B on  Thu Nov 19 17:28 CST 2020
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I converted a clock to an inexpensive, battery quartz movement. In the process I replaced the glass with a plexiglass disc, but retained the winding knob to keep the look original. Don't remember the details, but I believe the knurled end of the setting knob can be removed by grasping the shaft with pliers and unscrewing it.






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