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

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Clock no. 680 by George Graham

Clocks · c. 1730

Clock no. 680 by George Graham

Royal Museums Greenwich

Electric battery powered balance wheel controlled bracket clock with circular white enamel dial

Clocks · 1906–1914

Electric battery powered balance wheel controlled bracket clock with circular white enamel dial

British Museum

Electric Clock - Eureka Clock, London, c. 1910

Clocks · c. 1910

Electric Clock - Eureka Clock, London, c. 1910

Museums Victoria, Melbourne

Electric clock by Reason Manufacturing Company Limited, England, 1910–1920

Clocks · 1910–1920

Electric clock by Reason Manufacturing Company Limited, England, 1910–1920

Science Museum Group, London

Clock by Brillie Freres

Clocks · c. 1920

Clock by Brillie Freres

Royal Museums Greenwich

Electric impulse clock by Synchronome Co Ltd

Clocks · c. 1920s

Electric impulse clock by Synchronome Co Ltd

Royal Museums Greenwich

Electric wall impulse clock by Synchronome Co Ltd

Clocks · c. 1920

Electric wall impulse clock by Synchronome Co Ltd

Royal Museums Greenwich

French oak electric timepiece, circa 1920

Clocks · c. 1920

French oak electric timepiece, circa 1920

Gardiner Houlgate (auction house), Corsham

Electric Clock - Bulle, France, c. 1925

Clocks · c. 1925

Electric Clock - Bulle, France, c. 1925

Museums Victoria, Melbourne

Electric Clock - 'Inducta' Clock System, Myer Emporium, 1930s

Clocks · 1930s

Electric Clock - 'Inducta' Clock System, Myer Emporium, 1930s

Museums Victoria, Melbourne

Electric Clock - Leon Hatot, 'ATO Pendulette', 1930s

Clocks · 1930s

Electric Clock - Leon Hatot, 'ATO Pendulette', 1930s

Museums Victoria, Melbourne

Electric impulse clock by Synchronome Co Ltd

Clocks · c. 1930s

Electric impulse clock by Synchronome Co Ltd

Royal Museums Greenwich

Electric impulse clock Pul-syn-etic by Synchronome Co Ltd

Clocks · c. 1940s

Electric impulse clock Pul-syn-etic by Synchronome Co Ltd

Royal Museums Greenwich

Electric Clock - England, c. 1950

Clocks · c. 1950

Electric Clock - England, c. 1950

Museums Victoria, Melbourne

Electric Clock - Junghans, Germany, 1956

Clocks · 1956

Electric Clock - Junghans, Germany, 1956

Museums Victoria, Melbourne