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Individual clocks, watches, instruments and movements, each with photographs, maker, date, materials and the institution or archive that documents it. Every record links back to its source; images are credited and their rights status is tracked for review.

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An astronomical clock in a gilt-bronze case, Venetian, sixteenth century.

Clocks · 1500-1600

An astronomical clock in a gilt-bronze case, Venetian, sixteenth century.

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Clock, gilt brass with enamelled silver dial ring, signed by Jeremias Metzger, Augsburg, southern Germany, dated 1564

Clocks · 1564

Clock, gilt brass with enamelled silver dial ring, signed by Jeremias Metzger, Augsburg, southern Germany, dated 1564

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Astronomical table clock by Movement probably by Jeremias Metzger, Germany, 1568

Clocks · 1568

Astronomical table clock by Movement probably by Jeremias Metzger, Germany, 1568

The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

Astronomical clock by Tobias Stimmer, France, 1574

Clocks · 1574

Astronomical clock by Tobias Stimmer, France, 1574

Herzog Anton Ulrich Museum

Clock with gilt brass case made by Stephen Brenner, South German, 1578.

Clocks · 1578

Clock with gilt brass case made by Stephen Brenner, South German, 1578.

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Astronomical tabernacle clock, gilt metal, cast, pierced and engraved, Austrian or South German, late 16th Century.

Clocks · 1585-1600

Astronomical tabernacle clock, gilt metal, cast, pierced and engraved, Austrian or South German, late 16th Century.

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Astronomical clock by Francis Nowe, England, 1588

Clocks · 1588

Astronomical clock by Francis Nowe, England, 1588

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Table clock, France, 1640

Clocks · 1640

Table clock, France, 1640

Rijksmuseum

Clock by Denis Masson, France, 1746

Clocks · 1746

Clock by Denis Masson, France, 1746

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Mahogany astronomical long case clock, made by John Benson, Whitehaven, Cumbria, about 1760

Clocks · 1760

Mahogany astronomical long case clock, made by John Benson, Whitehaven, Cumbria, about 1760

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Longcase astronomical regulator by Ferdinand Berthoud, France, ca. 1768–70

Clocks · ca. 1768–70

Longcase astronomical regulator by Ferdinand Berthoud, France, ca. 1768–70

The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

Regulator clock by Vulliamy, Benjamin, 1747-1811, England, 1780

Clocks · 1780

Regulator clock by Vulliamy, Benjamin, 1747-1811, England, 1780

Science Museum Group, London

Astronomical clock, Germany, 1787

Clocks · 1787

Astronomical clock, Germany, 1787

German Clock Museum

Clock by William Bond & Son, United States, ca 1850

Clocks · ca 1850

Clock by William Bond & Son, United States, ca 1850

National Museum of American History, Smithsonian Institution, Washington DC

Driving clock by Cooke for telescope in fitted box (RAS No.524, Allen No.18b). Presented to the Royal Astronomical Society in 1945 by Miss G.R. Allen.

Clocks · 1868-1880

Driving clock by Cooke for telescope in fitted box (RAS No.524, Allen No.18b). Presented to the Royal Astronomical Society in 1945 by Miss G.R. Allen.

Science Museum Group, London

Astronomical clock with planisphere face designed by Franz Heinrich Klodt, Frankfurt, and made by Deutsches Lehrmittel-Anstalt, on wooden stand

Clocks · 1880-1899

Astronomical clock with planisphere face designed by Franz Heinrich Klodt, Frankfurt, and made by Deutsches Lehrmittel-Anstalt, on wooden stand

Science Museum Group, London

Sidereal clock, electrically driven

Clocks · 1950-1975

Sidereal clock, electrically driven

Science Museum Group, London

Astronomical clock by Thwaites and Reed Ltd., England, 1974

Clocks · 1974

Astronomical clock by Thwaites and Reed Ltd., England, 1974

Science Museum Group, London

Regulator clock by Jarvis, Roland, England, 1982

Clocks · 1982

Regulator clock by Jarvis, Roland, England, 1982

Science Museum Group, London