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<p>[QUOTE="anundverkaufen, post: 13031787, member: 49"]The movement should come out by removing the bottom set screw after having removed the gong. If you get that far then turn it from the back clockwise and lift it out. The circular frame it’s sitting in should not be removed. It looks like a French movement mercury pendulum clock, does it say made by New Haven on the back plate? if you show a photo of the back of the movement that would be helpful, does it still have a suspension spring?</p><p>[MEDIA=youtube]b2nzKcofWNE[/MEDIA][/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="anundverkaufen, post: 13031787, member: 49"]The movement should come out by removing the bottom set screw after having removed the gong. If you get that far then turn it from the back clockwise and lift it out. The circular frame it’s sitting in should not be removed. It looks like a French movement mercury pendulum clock, does it say made by New Haven on the back plate? if you show a photo of the back of the movement that would be helpful, does it still have a suspension spring? [MEDIA=youtube]b2nzKcofWNE[/MEDIA][/QUOTE]
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