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Kieninger Clock Movement with Westminster Chime - RK014

Kieninger Clock Movement with Westminster Chime - RK014

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Kieninger Clock Movement with Westminster Chime - RK014

  • Kieninger Clock Movement RK014
  • Use: Grandfather Clock Movement
  • CHAIN Driven
  • Westminster Chime
  • BPH: 4260
  • Hand Shaft: 36 mm
  • Pendulum: 80 cm
  • Made in Germany
  • Fast order processing and FREE ground shipping in the contiguous United States
What our Experts Think
  • German RK-series mechanical engineering – The Kieninger RK014 is part of the RK platform, designed for dependable, long-life operation in traditional Westminster chime clocks with consistent torque and stable performance.
  • Westminster chime system (classic 8-rod gong) – Produces the traditional Westminster melody with a structured 4×4 strike pattern, delivering a clear, familiar, and widely preferred grandfather clock sound.
  • 8-day power reserve reliability – Built for weekly winding cycles, ensuring steady timekeeping and smooth mechanical operation over long service intervals.
  • Chain/cable-driven precision platform – Engineered for stable weight-driven torque delivery, supporting consistent pendulum motion and reducing timing drift.
  • Maintenance-friendly German design – Includes features commonly found in RK/RWS-style movements such as automatic night shut-off, chime control, and regulated strike management for easier daily use.
  • Restoration-grade compatibility – Frequently used in classic floor and regulator-style clocks, making it a trusted replacement choice for professional clockmakers and restorers.
Q&A

Q: What is the Kieninger Clock Movement with Westminster Chime (RK014)?
A: The RK014 is a German-made RK-series chain-driven mechanical clock movement designed for grandfather clocks, offering 8-day power reserve and reliable Westminster chime performance in traditional floor clock applications.

Q: What chime does it use?
A: It features the Westminster quarter-hour chime, played on an 8-rod gong system that produces the classic four-note melody sequence used in many traditional clocks.

Q: What are its main features?
A: It is a chain-driven movement built for durability and precision, typically offering 8-day running time along with automatic beat adjustment and optional night shut-off depending on configuration.

Q: What type of clocks is it used in?
A: It is commonly installed in grandfather clocks and traditional floor clocks that use Westminster-only strike systems, especially in RK-series cabinet designs.

Q: How does it compare to other Kieninger movements?
A: The RK014 is part of the simpler Westminster-only RK chain-driven range, making it more straightforward than triple-chime or tubular bell systems while still maintaining Kieninger’s German precision engineering and long service life.

Maintenance Tips
  • Ensure perfect leveling: Keep clock case precisely vertical for stable pendulum motion and accurate Westminster chime timing.
  • Consistent winding routine: Wind regularly to maintain smooth energy flow and reduce mechanical wear.
  • Lubrication every 3–5 years: Use premium clock oil only to ensure long-term precision and durability.
  • Dust prevention: Keep movement and chime components clean for reliable operation and clear sound quality.
  • Humidity control: Maintain dry, stable environment to protect metal parts and wooden case components.
  • Chime system care (Westminster): Check hammer alignment for clean strike and balanced musical sequence.
  • Avoid overwinding: Stop at natural resistance—never force the winding key.
  • Professional servicing: Recommended every 5–7 years for full cleaning, regulation, and calibration.