American made clock insert

[bob_reda]

I don't know where else to post this but here I go, if its in the wrong place please move it. I am in need of your help. I need to find a clock insert that is made and stamped made in America. I am looking at the 72mm but will look at other sizes if that is the case. Please do not recommend steelbar.com, I have been in contact with them for 3 months and still cannot get a price from them. He has promised 5 times to get back to me "today" I will be looking at purchasing 325 of them to make corian clocks for a union banquet. Any help or pointing in the right direction would be appreciated. I will be posting this on the other boards I visit.
Thanks
Bob

[jimmya]

Try here.

http://www.woodworkingparts.com/

[CNYDWW]

Good luck.

[steve_g]

Bob

http://www.timesavers.com/catalogmain2.asp?ProductID=14574

Do a search on their site for "movements" they come from all over, this was one that was made in USA

Steve

[srwtlc]

http://www.primexusa.com/

I see some American made ones there. They're the wholesale side of Klockit, I believe.

[phil_o]

I have a Klockit quartz movement, one of the cheaper (I mean less expensive) units. On the back it says Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. Made in U.S.A. You could call Klockit to verify that whichever model you are interested in has the appropriate text on the back.

Phil

[bob_reda]

Thanks Phil, I've talked to klockits and they still have some of their clock movements made in the usa not the inserts. It was disappointing to learn they moved their business to china as I said before.
Thanks
Bob