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Picture of Urgos Grandfather Clock Movement Parts

By on November 25, 2009

I thought it would be fun to show all the parts of this movement. In the first photo it has been disassembled and is ready for cleaning. You can tell it needs cleaning by the black deposits on the pivots (the ends of the gear shafts that turn in the holes in the brass movement plates). Many of the parts are strung on wires for convenience in cleaning. Parts such as the hands, chains and hammer heads are not put in the cleaning fluid.

This movement plays Westminster chimes on each quarter hour, and strikes the number of each hour after the hour chime. The time gear train is in the center, chiming on the right, and hour striking on the left. A clock that chimes has about twice as many parts as one with just hour and half-hour striking.

Many of the pivots needed polishing to remove wear, and I installed 19 bushings to correct for wear in the pivot holes.

The movement is labeled at the bottom:

Gravely Furn. Co. Inc.
Martinsville, VA USA
Made in Germany
No ()) Jewels
Unadjusted
PL 85 CM

This movement goes to a Ridgeway grandfather clock.

Repair job 4968.

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13 Responses to “Picture of Urgos Grandfather Clock Movement Parts”

  1. comment number 1 by: Robert

    Where can I purchase the Clock Works for the Urgos model 32319?

  2. comment number 2 by: Admin

    clockworks.com sells movements

  3. comment number 3 by: Kenny

    Where can I buy parts for a Urgos model UW03083?

  4. comment number 4 by: Don Jones II

    I am replacing my Urgos UW03012 movement in my Ridgeway Grandfather Clock due to worn bushings. I would like to (slowly) replace the worn bushings in my old movement during the 2-year warrantee period that comes with my new Urgos movement. (The old one is still working fine, except it takes a heavier center weight to swing the pendulum.) Where do I get a bushing kit?

  5. comment number 5 by: Angel Espin

    I have a clock made in germany model 122 movement – E serial # 345. I need the reference number and where to buy the suspension spring to URGOS UW32/1A.

    thanks

  6. comment number 6 by: Michael Ponomareff

    i have an urgos UW 03038B and i could sell ya parts

  7. comment number 7 by: Joe

    I have an Urgos movement (uw32076b) with the westminster chimes. works normally most of the time but on occasion, the chime continuously runs. any idea on what might be causing this?

    thanks

  8. comment number 8 by: Nat

    Hi i have a Urgos Grandfather clock size (approx) is 194cms by 66cm the face is 30cm i was wondering where i can sell this and how much do u think its worth. Thanku Nat

  9. comment number 9 by: Francis Rozario

    Hi, I have the casing of an Urgos wall clock with the striking rods attached to the rear of the casing. I have with the pendulum, face, hands.
    I need the entire mechanical movement complete with eight strike hammers to complete my clock.
    Can you tell me where I can get this. I wnat mechanical parts.

  10. comment number 10 by: Bill

    You’ll need to look at antique stores or perhaps eBay. Or, Merritt’s antiques (http://www.merritts.com/clock_parts/public/productlist.aspx?SubcategoryID=1970) might have one.

  11. comment number 11 by: Don Caudill

    I have a urgos UW32670D 8401 movement I need to find what length of pendulum is used for that movement. Thanks Don

  12. comment number 12 by: Don Caudill

    I think it is great you help with infomation that help people out.Thank You

  13. comment number 13 by: Don Caudill

    dcaudill@cox.net

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