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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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Swiss movement (incomplete and broken) with chronometer escapement by Dimier Freres et leic, Fleurier, nos.28981 and 475

Instruments · 475

Swiss movement (incomplete and broken) with chronometer escapement by Dimier Freres et leic, Fleurier, nos.28981 and 475

Science Museum Group, London

Chronoscope of Hipp type

Instruments · 1848-1874

Chronoscope of Hipp type

Science Museum Group, London

Stopwatch / timer by Hipp, Matthias, Switzerland, 1888 (Science Museum Group 1889-38)

Instruments · 1888

Stopwatch / timer by Hipp, Matthias, Switzerland, 1888 (Science Museum Group 1889-38)

Science Museum Group, London

Stopwatch / timer by Hipp, Matthias, Switzerland, 1888 (Science Museum Group 1889-38/1)

Instruments · 1888

Stopwatch / timer by Hipp, Matthias, Switzerland, 1888 (Science Museum Group 1889-38/1)

Science Museum Group, London

Longines marine chronometer, circa 1940

Instruments · circa 1940

Longines marine chronometer, circa 1940

Antiquorum auction archive, Geneva

Omega Megaquartz 2400 marine chronometer, 1950-1976

Instruments · 1950-1976

Omega Megaquartz 2400 marine chronometer, 1950-1976

Science Museum Group, London

Stopwatch / timer by Omega, Switzerland, 1960-1979

Instruments · 1960-1979

Stopwatch / timer by Omega, Switzerland, 1960-1979

Science Museum Group, London

Stopwatch by Omega, Swiss made, single-button type reading 0 - 60 seconds in fifths and 0 - 5 minutes in minutes on subsidiary dial, 1960-79.

Instruments · 1960-1979

Stopwatch by Omega, Swiss made, single-button type reading 0 - 60 seconds in fifths and 0 - 5 minutes in minutes on subsidiary dial, 1960-79.

Science Museum Group, London

Chronometer by Omega, Switzerland, 1972

Instruments · 1972

Chronometer by Omega, Switzerland, 1972

Science Museum Group, London