house clock, run counter-clockwise?

I heard it does that when you go south of the equator.... :)

O no, that was toilets....

Just out of curiosity! Why?

I'm thinking maybe you could reverse the polarity from the batteries to the motor to reverse the rotation of the gears! Just a thought! There could be more involved! I dunno!

What powers the clock?  Batteries or an AC power cord. or a wall wart with a DC output?

OK, just tore a perfectly good working clock apart and took a look at it.

The clock I had has I small battery powered movement.  Inside the case are a bunch of gears (which of course all fell out) and a small circuit board.  On the board there is a small processor and a motor (or slenoid, can't really well which because its small and embedded).  I coudn't see an easy way to reverse the operation of the clock.  I couldn't find the connection between the electronics and the gearing.  After watching the clock run I think it's more of a solenoid because you can feel the movement pulse every second, instead of it just being a smooth running little motor.  I'm sure all clocks will be different.