I nabbed this vintage Pepsi clock that's not working, can I Fix it and make an improvement?

I have nabbed this Pepsi clock from the 80s, its not working and its a bit filthy, can I get it working but also make a little improvement to add it to my collection?
Let's see if we can fix it!
Let's dig in
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Many thanks, Ade.
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[@christophermarshall5765]

Great little project. Turned out awesome. I bought a Kienzle car clock in untested condition off EBay 8 years ago. I connected it to a 12v battery, and discovered it still works, despite it being made in the 1960’s

[@RichieReportsUK_UKCNews]

That's a cool looking clock, I like the addition of the lights inside too!
It would be good to somehow be able to switch on the lights remotely, once you have it on the wall!

[@juliancurtis4071]

I think putting the LED's behind the clock face would be a good move

[@DarronPotter]

Not been watching you long, came for the fixes, stayed for the random karaoke, great idea for the clock Ade love it, now to watch the rest of your videos 👍

[@FixitAde]

Ha ha love it cheers mate 👍

[@gadgetmind]

That looks like a standard Euroshaft fitting (EF), held in place by a screw. The Chinese movements are roundshaft (also non euroshaft or NEF) and helpfully there are at least three sizes of movement/hands, but 5.5mm hour and 3,6mm minute is most common. I fix a lot of clocks at Repair Cafes so have a big box of quartz movements.

[@jaxuk6964]

If MyMateVince seen you taking pliers to a clock face he kick your teeth in lmao :) good vid and fix as always :)

[@FixitAde]

Lol thought the pliers would grip people's shit (no pun intended) 🤣

[@jaxuk6964]

Lol did the job tho and no damage, spot on fix :)

[@FixitAde]

Cheers mate

[@gadgetmind]

When I saw the pliers, even my cells were cringing.

[@gibbosj08]

lol u are funny ade doing well with ya subs fella 👍👍 that one yellow wire though! could have kept them red on the front 🤦‍♀😂👍thanks for sharing m8

[@FixitAde]

Ah bugger I didn't think of that ha ha

[@Neil-W-k2p]

Bloody Nora "it unscrews" 🤣😂

[@colincave9830]

its a screw fitting for the clock hands