  We generalize the clockwork theory in several directions. First, we consider
beyond nearest neighbors interactions. Considering such interactions keeps a
larger subgroup of the original $U(1)^{N+1}$ unbroken and can allow for
different symmetry breaking patterns. We recover the original clockwork
scenario in the presence of these additional interactions. In such case, the
masses of the massive modes change, but a single massless mode remains intact.
Such interactions are naturally interpreted as higher derivative terms from the
point of view of extra dimensions. Second, we generalize the clockwork shift
symmetry to non-abelian global groups. Third, trivial embedding of the
clockwork scenario in supergravity, yields an AdS minimum as big as the
clockwork interaction. Specifically, the clockwork is connected to the
cosmological constant. We analyze the different ways in which a Minkowski
supersymmetric minimum can be constructed, and demonstrate simple SUSY breaking
mechanisms that preserve or break the clockwork symmetry. We show that the
clockwork direction is actually a special SUSY breaking direction, that does
not require the inclusion of additional fields or parameters.
  Fourth, we review the extra-dimensional origin of the mechanism and
interpretation, in the case of conformal coupling to gravity.
