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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 Ryther, A. (maker), England, 1588

Instruments · 1588

Sundial by Ryther, A. (maker), England, 1588

Science Museum Group, London

Sundial, made as a locket, gilt metal, part silver, 1¾-inches square, by Juan Cocart, Madrid, Spain, 1596 (see note).

Instruments · 1596

Sundial, made as a locket, gilt metal, part silver, 1¾-inches square, by Juan Cocart, Madrid, Spain, 1596 (see note).

Science Museum Group, London

Sundial by W, T, United Kingdom, 1600

Instruments · 1600

Sundial by W, T, United Kingdom, 1600

Science Museum Group, London

Sundial by Toda, M., Germany, 1671-1700

Instruments · 1671-1700

Sundial by Toda, M., Germany, 1671-1700

Science Museum Group, London

Sundial by Köhler, Christopher, Germany, 1677

Instruments · 1677

Sundial by Köhler, Christopher, Germany, 1677

Science Museum Group, London

Universal Dial, signed "N. Bion, Paris"

Instruments · 1680-1733

Universal Dial, signed "N. Bion, Paris"

Science Museum Group, London

Equinoctial sun dial

Instruments · 1694

Equinoctial sun dial

Science Museum Group, London

Universal equinoctial sundial

Instruments · 1700

Universal equinoctial sundial

Science Museum Group, London

Mechanical equinoctial sundial

Instruments · 1701-1752

Mechanical equinoctial sundial

Science Museum Group, London

Portable equatorial or equinoctial sundial by Dominicus Lusuerg, 1701

Instruments · 1701

Portable equatorial or equinoctial sundial by Dominicus Lusuerg, 1701

The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

Sundial by Modestin, Joseph, Czech Republic, 1701-1800

Instruments · 1701-1800

Sundial by Modestin, Joseph, Czech Republic, 1701-1800

Science Museum Group, London

Sundial, Germany, 1701-1800

Instruments · 1701-1800

Sundial, Germany, 1701-1800

Science Museum Group, London

Universal equinoctial sundial signed "Carl Von Mandern fecit Hafnia" (Copenhagen), 18th century

Instruments · 1701-1800

Universal equinoctial sundial signed "Carl Von Mandern fecit Hafnia" (Copenhagen), 18th century

Science Museum Group, London

Universal pocket sundial, octagonal base, diameter of hour circle 2 7/8-inches, small plumbob, Germany, 1701-1800 (see note).

Instruments · 1701-1800

Universal pocket sundial, octagonal base, diameter of hour circle 2 7/8-inches, small plumbob, Germany, 1701-1800 (see note).

Science Museum Group, London

Universal pocket sundial, silver with gilt hour ring and pin gnomon, diameter 1¾-inches, by Johann Martin, Augsburg, Germany, 1701-1721 (see note).

Instruments · 1701-1721

Universal pocket sundial, silver with gilt hour ring and pin gnomon, diameter 1¾-inches, by Johann Martin, Augsburg, Germany, 1701-1721 (see note).

Science Museum Group, London

Universal equatorial sundial, crescent-shaped with perpetual calendar, gilt and silvered metal, inscribed "Johannes Willebrand Augsburg 48", in case

Instruments · 1703-1726

Universal equatorial sundial, crescent-shaped with perpetual calendar, gilt and silvered metal, inscribed "Johannes Willebrand Augsburg 48", in case

Science Museum Group, London

Universal equinoctial sundial of the Augsburg type, signed on the base "L T M" (Ludwig Theodatus Muller). In original case. German, mid 18th century. (B1670)

Instruments · 1726-1775

Universal equinoctial sundial of the Augsburg type, signed on the base "L T M" (Ludwig Theodatus Muller). In original case. German, mid 18th century. (B1670)

Science Museum Group, London

Sundial by Muller, Ludwig Theodatus, Germany, 1734-1770 (Science Museum Group 1938-415)

Instruments · 1734-1770

Sundial by Muller, Ludwig Theodatus, Germany, 1734-1770 (Science Museum Group 1938-415)

Science Museum Group, London

Sundial by Muller, Ludwig Theodatus, Germany, 1734-1770 (Science Museum Group 1991-138)

Instruments · 1734-1770

Sundial by Muller, Ludwig Theodatus, Germany, 1734-1770 (Science Museum Group 1991-138)

Science Museum Group, London

Sundial by Muller, Ludwig Theodatus, Germany, 1734-1770 (Science Museum Group 1991-192)

Instruments · 1734-1770

Sundial by Muller, Ludwig Theodatus, Germany, 1734-1770 (Science Museum Group 1991-192)

Science Museum Group, London

Astronomical dial, by Joseph Jackson; in case (compass needle missing)

Instruments · 1735-1760

Astronomical dial, by Joseph Jackson; in case (compass needle missing)

Science Museum Group, London

Portable equatorial or equinoctial sundial by Angelus Lusuergh, 1747

Instruments · 1747

Portable equatorial or equinoctial sundial by Angelus Lusuergh, 1747

The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

Mechanical equinoctial sundial for latitude 52 degrees, in original card case, one sight missing. French, c.1800

Instruments · 1751-1850

Mechanical equinoctial sundial for latitude 52 degrees, in original card case, one sight missing. French, c.1800

Science Museum Group, London

Sundial, by Troughton, in case. Invented and made by Troughton

Instruments · 1751-1825

Sundial, by Troughton, in case. Invented and made by Troughton

Science Museum Group, London