Quiet clock

If the existing clock can be disassembled, you can likely replace the movement. A search an eBay lists several movements, some as cheap as 99 cents with free shipping:
https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_odkw=no+tick+clock+movement&_sop=15&_osacat=0&_from=R40&_trksid=p2045573.m570.l1313.TR0.TRC0.H0.Xquiet+clock+movement.TRS0&_nkw=quiet+clock+movement&_sacat=0

SoundGuy wrote:
Thanks for the suggestions but anything I've seen so far appears to be too deep and therefore might interfere with the adjacent slide. Our trailer is in winter storage now but I'll have to put a tape measure to this next time I'm over there to establish just how much clearance I have to work with.

Found more traditional face clocks which ARE supposed to be "silent"..

SILENT ANALOG CLOCK



The shipping size is listed as 2" depth but I suspect it is a normal battery powered clock depth of about 1"..

Looks like there a bunch of "click less" clock versions available and if depth is a major concern, I would suggest posting a question on Amazon for the models that interest you about the depth..

SoundGuy wrote:

Playtime II wrote:
Your clock is louder than the A/C or than the furnace? Ouch. Well I guess my partial hearing loss isn't a bad thing after all.

Rarely use the A/C, never at night when we're trying to sleep and that darned clock tick drives me nuts. Our primary heat source is a ceramic electric heater that barely makes any sound at all, the furnace we only use to augment the electric heater when outside temps really begin to drop and at that it only runs intermittently. Scoff if you must, the clock tick is annoying.

Understand completely, my DD was given a battery powered princess clock with her name on the face for a Christmas gift by a relative..

My DD hated the clicking noise of said clock and that was when she was 5 yrs old.

Ended up sending said clock to Goodwill since it was pointless to hang a clock with no battery on the wall.

Playtime II wrote:
Your clock is louder than the A/C or than the furnace? Ouch. Well I guess my partial hearing loss isn't a bad thing after all.

Rarely use the A/C, never at night when we're trying to sleep and that darned clock tick drives me nuts. Our primary heat source is a ceramic electric heater that barely makes any sound at all, the furnace we only use to augment the electric heater when outside temps really begin to drop and at that it only runs intermittently. Scoff if you must, the clock tick is annoying.

Your clock is louder than the A/C or than the furnace? Ouch. Well I guess my partial hearing loss isn't a bad thing after all.

Thanks for the suggestions but anything I've seen so far appears to be too deep and therefore might interfere with the adjacent slide. Our trailer is in winter storage now but I'll have to put a tape measure to this next time I'm over there to establish just how much clearance I have to work with.

Here's my clock:

Here you go..



A "digital analog" clock..

DW gets analog clock face and you get total silence..

Get it HERE for $37

should be able to find a few more if you search if you don't like that one.

SoundGuy wrote:
....Most "non ticking" clocks I've seen online are much thicker than my stock clock which is just ~ 1.5" (3.8 cm) thick and there's not much clearance between it and the slide.

Because you are not searching for ""RV"" wall clocks that have the whole click and turn mount on the back that matches the one on RV's.

One google search netted me an entire page of

"RV CLOCKS"

.
https://www.google.com/search?source=hp&ei=RTkjWun3JcrUmAGJ4q-IBg&q=rv+wall+clocks&oq=rv+wall+clocks&gs_l=psy-ab.3..0j0i22i30k1l4.2461.5410.0.5650.14.13.0.0.0.0.251.1762.0j6j3.9.0....0...1c.1.64.psy-ab..5.9.1758...46j0i131k1j0i46k1.0.E41yhYY1npM

Here is just one.

MAGHO
Battery Operated Silent

Non-ticking

Indoor Wall Clock with Temperature & Humidity ,Glass Cover,Silver Color(Aluminum Metal Frame, 10')4.1 out of 5 stars 222 $1798 Prime

And here is one that you can 'customize' like you mentioned you had wanted to do!
Rv Wall Clocks | Zazzle
https://www.zazzle.com › Home & Pets › Clocks
Fast shipping on most orders. Customizable Rv clocks from Zazzle. Choose any design for your wall clock.

Johno02 wrote:
Might try taking it apart and installing some sound-deadning pads, and/or soft rubber wshers around the shaft.

SidecarFlip wrote:
...or a piece of corrugated cardboard cut to fit the back of the clock case. Anything will absorb the tick-tock is doable.

Tried that too, little improvement. :(

Most "non ticking" clocks I've seen online are much thicker than my stock clock which is just ~ 1.5" (3.8 cm) thick and there's not much clearance between it and the slide.