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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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Mechanical equinoctial sundial

Instruments · 1701–1752

Mechanical equinoctial sundial

Science Museum Group, London

Sundial by Joseph Modestin, Czech Republic, 1701–1800

Instruments · 1701–1800

Sundial by Joseph Modestin, Czech Republic, 1701–1800

Science Museum Group, London

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

Russian dial, with two additional plates, by Johann Jacob Sauter, St. Petersburg, Russia, 1791–1800.

Instruments · 1791–1800

Russian dial, with two additional plates, by Johann Jacob Sauter, St. Petersburg, Russia, 1791–1800.

Science Museum Group, London

Mechanical equinoctial dial by Felice Gori, Italy, c. 1820

Instruments · c. 1820

Mechanical equinoctial dial by Felice Gori, Italy, c. 1820

Museo Galileo, Florence

Universal equinoctial sundial. French, c.1930

Instruments · 1921–1940

Universal equinoctial sundial. French, c.1930

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