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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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Chronometer watch by Thomas Earnshaw No.498, with later barrel cover numbered 2829, balance cock and regulator. In 18 ct. gold case hallmarked 1807/8

Instruments · 1763–1829

Chronometer watch by Thomas Earnshaw No.498, with later barrel cover numbered 2829, balance cock and regulator. In 18 ct. gold case hallmarked 1807/8

Science Museum Group, London

Repeating pocket chronometer

Instruments · 1780 (case)

Repeating pocket chronometer

British Museum

Astronomical chronometer no. 342 by George Margetts

Instruments · 1783

Astronomical chronometer no. 342 by George Margetts

Royal Museums Greenwich

Marine chronometer by Eardley Norton

Instruments · 1785–1795

Marine chronometer by Eardley Norton

British Museum

Marine chronometer by George Margetts

Instruments · 1785–1795

Marine chronometer by George Margetts

British Museum

Chronometer watch in silver case by John Arnold and Son, London, no.360/661, case. Hall marked 1788

Instruments · hallmarked 1788

Chronometer watch in silver case by John Arnold and Son, London, no.360/661, case. Hall marked 1788

Science Museum Group, London

Marine chronometer by John Arnold

Instruments · 1790–1800

Marine chronometer by John Arnold

British Museum

Marine chronometer by John Hind

Instruments · 1793

Marine chronometer by John Hind

Royal Museums Greenwich

Marine chronometer by James Bullock

Instruments · 1794

Marine chronometer by James Bullock

British Museum

Gold-cased Chronometer watch no.728 made by Thomas Earnshaw, 1795–1810

Instruments · 1795–1810

Gold-cased Chronometer watch no.728 made by Thomas Earnshaw, 1795–1810

Science Museum Group, London

Marine chronometer by Abraham Louis Breguet

Instruments · 1795–1805

Marine chronometer by Abraham Louis Breguet

British Museum

19th century two-day marine chronometer by Richard Hornby

Instruments · 19th century

19th century two-day marine chronometer by Richard Hornby

Gardiner Houlgate (auction house), Corsham

Chronometer watch in silver case by Thos. Earnshaw, London, no.422 (also 2653), 1800–1834

Instruments · 1800–1834

Chronometer watch in silver case by Thos. Earnshaw, London, no.422 (also 2653), 1800–1834

Science Museum Group, London

Marine chronometer by William Hardy

Instruments · 1800–1810

Marine chronometer by William Hardy

British Museum

Marine chronometer by John Roger Arnold

Instruments · 1804

Marine chronometer by John Roger Arnold

British Museum

Marine chronometer by Brockbanks

Instruments · 1805–1815

Marine chronometer by Brockbanks

British Museum

Marine chronometer by Barraud family

Instruments · 1810–1820

Marine chronometer by Barraud family

British Museum

Marine chronometer by Louis Berthoud

Instruments · 1811

Marine chronometer by Louis Berthoud

British Museum

Marine chronometer by Breguet & Fils

Instruments · 1813

Marine chronometer by Breguet & Fils

British Museum

Marine chronometer by John Roger Arnold

Instruments · 1813

Marine chronometer by John Roger Arnold

British Museum

Marine chronometer by Gibbons

Instruments · 1818

Marine chronometer by Gibbons

British Museum

Marine chronometer by Lego

Instruments · 1818

Marine chronometer by Lego

British Museum

Silver-cased subsidiary seconds pocket-chronometer with spring detent escapement

Instruments · 1818 (case)

Silver-cased subsidiary seconds pocket-chronometer with spring detent escapement

British Museum

Chronometer watch in silver case by J.R. Arnold, Chas Frodsham, no.6530, 3/4 -plate movement, 1820-1833

Instruments · hallmarked 1833; 1820-1833

Chronometer watch in silver case by J.R. Arnold, Chas Frodsham, no.6530, 3/4 -plate movement, 1820-1833

Science Museum Group, London