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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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Wells Cathedral clock, England, 1392

Clocks · 1392

Wells Cathedral clock, England, 1392

Science Museum Group, London

Clock with iron movement in gilt brass case. Burgundian; mid-15th-century (with later restorations).

Clocks · Mid-15th century

Clock with iron movement in gilt brass case. Burgundian; mid-15th-century (with later restorations).

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

German 16th century iron chamber clock

Clocks · 1501-1600

German 16th century iron chamber clock

Science Museum Group, London

Minature table clock in gilt-metal with Altenstetter enamels, probably made in Augsburg, 1680-1699

Clocks · 1575-1600

Minature table clock in gilt-metal with Altenstetter enamels, probably made in Augsburg, 1680-1699

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

16th century iron chamber-clock with weight and rope

Clocks · 1596

16th century iron chamber-clock with weight and rope

Science Museum Group, London

Table clock, with a silver dial enriched with enamels, the movement signed by David Ramsay, Scotland, about 1610.

Clocks · 1610-1615

Table clock, with a silver dial enriched with enamels, the movement signed by David Ramsay, Scotland, about 1610.

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Turret clock, England, 1632-1640

Clocks · 1632-1640

Turret clock, England, 1632-1640

Science Museum Group, London

Lantern alarm clock, silver, by David Bouquet, circa 1650

Clocks · ca. 1650

Lantern alarm clock, silver, by David Bouquet, circa 1650

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Brass lantern clock by Edward Webb, Chew Stoke, Somerset, England, 1688, (weight missing), with case.

Clocks · 1688

Brass lantern clock by Edward Webb, Chew Stoke, Somerset, England, 1688, (weight missing), with case.

Science Museum Group, London

Longcase clock by James Beverly, England, ca. 1700

Clocks · ca. 1700

Longcase clock by James Beverly, England, ca. 1700

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Clock by Salles, France, 1710 - 1750

Clocks · 1710 - 1750

Clock by Salles, France, 1710 - 1750

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

QUARTER CHIMING MONTH-GOING LONG CASE CLOCK Japanned, pine carcase Inscribed 'Markwick, Londini', made in about 1725

Clocks · ca.1725

QUARTER CHIMING MONTH-GOING LONG CASE CLOCK Japanned, pine carcase Inscribed 'Markwick, Londini', made in about 1725

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

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

Clocks · 1780

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

Science Museum Group, London

Electrically driven pendulum by Froment, 1840-1910.

Clocks · 1840-1910

Electrically driven pendulum by Froment, 1840-1910.

Science Museum Group, London

Contact bar from electric clock, unsigned, London, United Kingdom, 1841-1870

Clocks · 1841-1870

Contact bar from electric clock, unsigned, London, United Kingdom, 1841-1870

Science Museum Group, London

Contactor from electric clock, unsigned, London, United Kingdom, 1841-1870

Clocks · 1841-1870

Contactor from electric clock, unsigned, London, United Kingdom, 1841-1870

Science Museum Group, London

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

Postman's alarm, made in the Black Forest region of Germany during the last quarter of the 19th century. Pendulum, slide doors and glass missing

Clocks · 1875-1900

Postman's alarm, made in the Black Forest region of Germany during the last quarter of the 19th century. Pendulum, slide doors and glass missing

Science Museum Group, London

Van der Plancke parent clock

Clocks · patented 1885

Van der Plancke parent clock

Science Museum Group, London

Auxillary counter weight from free pendulum clock, by R. J. Judd, Croydon, London, United Kingdom, 1899

Clocks · 1899

Auxillary counter weight from free pendulum clock, by R. J. Judd, Croydon, London, United Kingdom, 1899

Science Museum Group, London

Auxillary driving weight from the free pendulum clock, by R. J. Judd, Croydon, London, United Kingdom, 1899

Clocks · 1899

Auxillary driving weight from the free pendulum clock, by R. J. Judd, Croydon, London, United Kingdom, 1899

Science Museum Group, London

Clock, Austria, 1899

Clocks · 1899

Clock, Austria, 1899

Science Museum Group, London

Free pendulum from the free pendulum clock, by R. J. Judd, Croydon, London, United Kingdom, 1899

Clocks · 1899

Free pendulum from the free pendulum clock, by R. J. Judd, Croydon, London, United Kingdom, 1899

Science Museum Group, London