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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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Nocturnal and Sundial etc., gilt metal, French, 16th century, in case

Instruments · 1501-1600

Nocturnal and Sundial etc., gilt metal, French, 16th century, in case

Science Museum Group, London

Nocturnal with quadrant at back gilt metal diam 5 3/16in (11-1879 vram req) engraved " Caspar Vopel mathema faciebat coloniae 1543", Germany, 1543

Instruments · 1543

Nocturnal with quadrant at back gilt metal diam 5 3/16in (11-1879 vram req) engraved " Caspar Vopel mathema faciebat coloniae 1543", Germany, 1543

Science Museum Group, London

Nocturnal, France, 1600–1650

Instruments · 1600–1650

Nocturnal, France, 1600–1650

Rijksmuseum

Nocturnal, Netherlands, 1600–1613

Instruments · 1600–1613

Nocturnal, Netherlands, 1600–1613

Rijksmuseum

Nocturnal, brass gilt, diameter 2 3/4in. Italian, 1601-1650

Instruments · 1601-1650

Nocturnal, brass gilt, diameter 2 3/4in. Italian, 1601-1650

Science Museum Group, London

Nocturnal, brass, gilt, diameter of flanged plate 4 in. Handle and pointer in form of serpents, English, late 17th or 18th century with later case

Instruments · 1650-1749

Nocturnal, brass, gilt, diameter of flanged plate 4 in. Handle and pointer in form of serpents, English, late 17th or 18th century with later case

Science Museum Group, London

Nocturnal, iron, English late 17th century. (18-79) V & A M. register.

Instruments · 1650–1699

Nocturnal, iron, English late 17th century. (18-79) V & A M. register.

Science Museum Group, London

Engraved applewood nocturnal, a maritime device for telling the time at night from the stars. English, 1680-1720.

Instruments · 1680-1720

Engraved applewood nocturnal, a maritime device for telling the time at night from the stars. English, 1680-1720.

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Nocturnal boxwood and brass, by Robert Yeff, Bristol, England, dated 1702. Owner and user thought to be E. Dartnell

Instruments · 1702

Nocturnal boxwood and brass, by Robert Yeff, Bristol, England, dated 1702. Owner and user thought to be E. Dartnell

Science Museum Group, London

Nocturnal, wood, stamped "Mr Edward Tyzack 1713", Bristol, England

Instruments · 1713

Nocturnal, wood, stamped "Mr Edward Tyzack 1713", Bristol, England

Science Museum Group, London

Nocturnal by Carl Spitzweg, Germany, 1875

Instruments · 1875

Nocturnal by Carl Spitzweg, Germany, 1875

Catholic University of Leuven

Nocturnal, 1918

Instruments · 1918

Nocturnal, 1918

Central Museum of the Risorgimento in Rome

Nocturnal by Science Museum, England, 1937

Instruments · 1937

Nocturnal by Science Museum, England, 1937

Science Museum Group, London