The Horology Museum

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.

Matching records

14 records · page 1 of 1

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

Ball Wall Clock, Model no. 4755 by George Nelson & Co., Inc

Clocks · designed 1947; manufactured by 1948–69

Ball Wall Clock, Model no. 4755 by George Nelson & Co., Inc

Yale University Art Gallery, New Haven

Caesium atomic clock made by Louis Essen and J.V.L. Parry at the National Physical Laboratory, Teddington, London, 1955.

Clocks · 1955

Caesium atomic clock made by Louis Essen and J.V.L. Parry at the National Physical Laboratory, Teddington, London, 1955.

Science Museum Group, London

Electric clock by Efratom GmbH, Germany, 1960–1996

Clocks · 1960–1996

Electric clock by Efratom GmbH, Germany, 1960–1996

Science Museum Group, London

Hewlett Packard 113BR Frequency Divider and Clock, early 1960s

Clocks · early 1960s

Hewlett Packard 113BR Frequency Divider and Clock, early 1960s

Gardiner Houlgate (auction house), Corsham

Electric clock by Hewlett Packard Company, 1972

Clocks · 1972

Electric clock by Hewlett Packard Company, 1972

Science Museum Group, London

Atomic clock by Hewlett Packard & Co

Clocks · 1973

Atomic clock by Hewlett Packard & Co

Royal Museums Greenwich

CEEFAX clock Serial No. 1 GE7/7.

Clocks · 1974

CEEFAX clock Serial No. 1 GE7/7.

Science Museum Group, London

Electric clock, Germany, c. 1975

Clocks · c. 1975

Electric clock, Germany, c. 1975

German Clock Museum

Caesium atomic clock no. Hp5071a by Hewlett Packard

Clocks · 1991

Caesium atomic clock no. Hp5071a by Hewlett Packard

Royal Museums Greenwich

Radio controlled clock Mega by Junghans

Clocks · 1991

Radio controlled clock Mega by Junghans

Royal Museums Greenwich

Prototype atomic clock for use with the Galileo communications satellite, manufactured by Temex Neuchâtel Time SA, Switzerland, 2002

Clocks · 2002

Prototype atomic clock for use with the Galileo communications satellite, manufactured by Temex Neuchâtel Time SA, Switzerland, 2002

Science Museum Group, London

Electric clock by National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), United States, 2004

Clocks · 2004

Electric clock by National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), United States, 2004

German Clock Museum

Ion-Trap 'clock' by National Physical Laboratory

Clocks · 2005

Ion-Trap 'clock' by National Physical Laboratory

Royal Museums Greenwich