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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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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

Van der Plancke parent clock

Clocks · patented 1885

Van der Plancke parent clock

Science Museum Group, London

Fery's selfwound clock, with subsidiary pendulum for making contact, by Prof. Charles Fery and C. Beaudouin, Paris, France, 1902-1912.

Clocks · 1902-1912

Fery's selfwound clock, with subsidiary pendulum for making contact, by Prof. Charles Fery and C. Beaudouin, Paris, France, 1902-1912.

Science Museum Group, London

Type A 'Bulle' electric clock, no.6160, with glass shade, made in France but sold by British Horo-Electric Ltd., 109 Kingsway, London, WC, England, 1915-1925.

Clocks · 1915-1925

Type A 'Bulle' electric clock, no.6160, with glass shade, made in France but sold by British Horo-Electric Ltd., 109 Kingsway, London, WC, England, 1915-1925.

Science Museum Group, London

Electrical connector block from the Parriss rolling-ball free pendulum clock, by E. G. Parriss, Nuneaton, England, 1944-1947

Clocks · 1944-1947

Electrical connector block from the Parriss rolling-ball free pendulum clock, by E. G. Parriss, Nuneaton, England, 1944-1947

Science Museum Group, London