Abstract: In an electric clock movement, the electronic components, such as an IC chip (9), a quartz crystal (10) or a diode (12), instead of being fastened to a circuit board are fastened to an extension (8) on the back plate (2). For this purpose, the extension (8) is provided with holes (14) into which the leads (15) of the electronic components are inserted.

Abstract: A setting device for analog-display motor vehicle clocks having an operating knob made of injection-molded plastic, which knob is turnable and elastically displaceable axially within a central passage opening in the cover glass against the action of a spring, the knob being provided with a driver for engagement into the pointer shaft. The driver, and at least two guide pins which are provided with grappling hooks, are formed of plastic integrally in one-piece with the operating knob. The guide pins are dimensioned in such a manner with respect to their material and length that the operating knob is inserted from the front side of the cover glass through the passage opening with deflection of the hooks with the guide pins and is secured against falling out after the hooks engage through and return into their original unstressed position.

Abstract: A damping chamber in an electric clock is provided with a closure surface which conforms to a closure surface on the shaft of the electric motor which drives the clock. The permanent-magnet rotor of the motor is displaced from the stator in a direction away from the damping chamber so that, when the stator is driven, it will generate a force component on the rotor which will force the shaft to increase the pressure on the closure surfaces, thereby improving the seal of the damping chamber when the motor is operated.