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The Catalogue

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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A month duration mahogany astronomical longcase regulator by George Graham, London, circa 1725, No. 621, known as 'Graham No.1'

Clocks · c. 1725

A month duration mahogany astronomical longcase regulator by George Graham, London, circa 1725, No. 621, known as 'Graham No.1'

Royal Museums Greenwich

Clock no. 680 by George Graham

Clocks · c. 1730

Clock no. 680 by George Graham

Royal Museums Greenwich

An eight-day duration mahogany longcase regulator by George Graham, London, c.1750, known as 'Graham No. 3'

Clocks · c. 1750

An eight-day duration mahogany longcase regulator by George Graham, London, c.1750, known as 'Graham No. 3'

Royal Museums Greenwich

Astronomical regulator by Ellicott & Co

Clocks · c. 1760

Astronomical regulator by Ellicott & Co

Royal Museums Greenwich

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

Clocks · c. 1768–70

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

The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

Astronomical regulator by John Shelton

Clocks · c. 1769

Astronomical regulator by John Shelton

Royal Museums Greenwich

The Late Regulator by John Harrison

Clocks · 1775–1776

The Late Regulator by John Harrison

Royal Museums Greenwich

Regulator clock by Benjamin Vulliamy, England, 1780

Clocks · 1780

Regulator clock by Benjamin Vulliamy, England, 1780

Science Museum Group, London

Astronomical regulator by Robert Pennington

Clocks · c. 1810

Astronomical regulator by Robert Pennington

Royal Museums Greenwich

An eight-day sidereal regulator, mounted within a stone block at the southern end of the Airy transit circle by William Hardy, London, circa 1811

Clocks · c. 1811

An eight-day sidereal regulator, mounted within a stone block at the southern end of the Airy transit circle by William Hardy, London, circa 1811

Royal Museums Greenwich

An eight-day duration mahogany longcase sidereal regulator, by William Hardy, London, circa 1825

Clocks · c. 1825

An eight-day duration mahogany longcase sidereal regulator, by William Hardy, London, circa 1825

Royal Museums Greenwich

Astronomical regulator dent no. 2 by Edward John Dent

Clocks · 1829

Astronomical regulator dent no. 2 by Edward John Dent

Royal Museums Greenwich

An astronomical longcase regulator by Dent of London, number 587, featuring G.B. Airy’s ‘Remontoir Dead-beat’ escapement, circa 1842

Clocks · c. 1842

An astronomical longcase regulator by Dent of London, number 587, featuring G.B. Airy’s ‘Remontoir Dead-beat’ escapement, circa 1842

Royal Museums Greenwich

Clock by William Bond & Son, United States, c. 1850

Clocks · c. 1850

Clock by William Bond & Son, United States, c. 1850

National Museum of American History, Smithsonian Institution, Washington DC

Regulator Clock - Charles Frodsham, Eight Day Astronomical, No.1062, London, England, 1865

Clocks · 1864

Regulator Clock - Charles Frodsham, Eight Day Astronomical, No.1062, London, England, 1865

Museums Victoria, Melbourne

A wall mounted astronomical regulator with Airy’s spring detent escapement, manufactured by E. Dent & Co. No. 1906, c.1870

Clocks · 1870

A wall mounted astronomical regulator with Airy’s spring detent escapement, manufactured by E. Dent & Co. No. 1906, c.1870

Royal Museums Greenwich

Astronomical regulator no. 2010 by Edward John Dent & Co

Clocks · 1870

Astronomical regulator no. 2010 by Edward John Dent & Co

Royal Museums Greenwich

Astronomical regulator no. 2011 by Edward John Dent & Co

Clocks · c. 1870

Astronomical regulator no. 2011 by Edward John Dent & Co

Royal Museums Greenwich

An eight-day astronomical regulator by Dent, London, number 2012, circa 1874

Clocks · 1874

An eight-day astronomical regulator by Dent, London, number 2012, circa 1874

Royal Museums Greenwich

Regulator Clock - Robert Ellery, Astronomical & Telegraph Controller, Melbourne Observatory, Victoria, 1888

Clocks · 1888

Regulator Clock - Robert Ellery, Astronomical & Telegraph Controller, Melbourne Observatory, Victoria, 1888

Museums Victoria, Melbourne

Astronomical regulator no. 7361 by Victor Kullberg

Clocks · 1904

Astronomical regulator no. 7361 by Victor Kullberg

Royal Museums Greenwich

Astronomical regulator no. 7473 by Victor Kullberg

Clocks · 1905

Astronomical regulator no. 7473 by Victor Kullberg

Royal Museums Greenwich

Shortt Synchronome astronomical regulator with experimental Inertia escapement, 1912

Clocks · 1912

Shortt Synchronome astronomical regulator with experimental Inertia escapement, 1912

Gardiner Houlgate (auction house), Corsham

Regulator clock by Roland Jarvis, England, 1982

Clocks · 1982

Regulator clock by Roland Jarvis, England, 1982

Science Museum Group, London