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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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Sundial by Alwin Tölle ( - ), Germany, 1900–1999

Instruments · 1900–1999

Sundial by Alwin Tölle ( - ), Germany, 1900–1999

Badisches Landesmuseum Karlsruhe

Sundial by Karl Kurrus, Karlsruhe, 1900–1999 (Badisches Landesmuseum Karlsruhe item_6ZY7V4HTXQCJ3GRSVUPXDNFOYWVIQAF4)

Instruments · 1900–1999

Sundial by Karl Kurrus, Karlsruhe, 1900–1999 (Badisches Landesmuseum Karlsruhe item_6ZY7V4HTXQCJ3GRSVUPXDNFOYWVIQAF4)

Badisches Landesmuseum Karlsruhe

Sundial by Karl Kurrus, Karlsruhe, 1900–1999 (Badisches Landesmuseum Karlsruhe item_PUDMDMX3EG4DF2QITPXLVNDGH6EN5PAU)

Instruments · 1900–1999

Sundial by Karl Kurrus, Karlsruhe, 1900–1999 (Badisches Landesmuseum Karlsruhe item_PUDMDMX3EG4DF2QITPXLVNDGH6EN5PAU)

Badisches Landesmuseum Karlsruhe

Water clock by Institut für Technik ... / Münster <Westfalen>, Karlsruhe, 1900–1999

Instruments · 1900–1999

Water clock by Institut für Technik ... / Münster <Westfalen>, Karlsruhe, 1900–1999

Badisches Landesmuseum Karlsruhe

Electronically wound triple-pole changeover time-switch, type MWDGPS, by Venner Limited, New Malden, Kingston-upon-Thames, London, England, 1930-1960.

Instruments · 1930-1960

Electronically wound triple-pole changeover time-switch, type MWDGPS, by Venner Limited, New Malden, Kingston-upon-Thames, London, England, 1930-1960.

Science Museum Group, London

'Meridian' watch timer, by Walker Electronics, Newark-on-Trent, Nottinghamshire, England, 1940-1976.

Instruments · 1940-1976

'Meridian' watch timer, by Walker Electronics, Newark-on-Trent, Nottinghamshire, England, 1940-1976.

Science Museum Group, London

Clockwork timer used by renal dialysis patients to time blood clotting reaction when adding heparin to blood for dialysis

Instruments · 1940-1980

Clockwork timer used by renal dialysis patients to time blood clotting reaction when adding heparin to blood for dialysis

Science Museum Group, London

Glass bowl in the shape of an ancient Egyptian water-clock, 1940-1965

Instruments · 1940-1965

Glass bowl in the shape of an ancient Egyptian water-clock, 1940-1965

Science Museum Group, London

Stopwatch / timer by Horstmann Gear Co. Ltd. (maker), England, 1940-1974

Instruments · 1940-1974

Stopwatch / timer by Horstmann Gear Co. Ltd. (maker), England, 1940-1974

Science Museum Group, London

Stopwatch / timer by Horstmann Gear Co. Ltd., England, 1940-1974

Instruments · 1940-1974

Stopwatch / timer by Horstmann Gear Co. Ltd., England, 1940-1974

Science Museum Group, London

Astrolabe by Olsson, Gillis, SHM, Sweden, 1945

Instruments · 1945

Astrolabe by Olsson, Gillis, SHM, Sweden, 1945

National Maritime Museum

Sundial by British Museum, England, 350-250 BCE; 1945-1955

Instruments · 350-250 BCE; 1945-1955

Sundial by British Museum, England, 350-250 BCE; 1945-1955

Science Museum Group, London

Sundial by Dr. Rudolf Rüter, Germany, 1946

Instruments · 1946

Sundial by Dr. Rudolf Rüter, Germany, 1946

German Clock Museum

Omega Megaquartz 2400 marine chronometer, 1950-1976

Instruments · 1950-1976

Omega Megaquartz 2400 marine chronometer, 1950-1976

Science Museum Group, London

Stopwatch / timer by Jackson Electric Stove Co. Ltd, England, 1950-1959

Instruments · 1950-1959

Stopwatch / timer by Jackson Electric Stove Co. Ltd, England, 1950-1959

Science Museum Group, London

Sundial, Roman Empire, 1959-1969

Instruments · 1959-1969

Sundial, Roman Empire, 1959-1969

Science Museum Group, London

'Sunclock' optical sundial, designed and made by Walter Gordon Benoy for Sunclocks, High Street, Collingham, Newark, Nottinghamshire, England, 1960-1975.

Instruments · 1960-1975

'Sunclock' optical sundial, designed and made by Walter Gordon Benoy for Sunclocks, High Street, Collingham, Newark, Nottinghamshire, England, 1960-1975.

Science Museum Group, London