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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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Watch case by Christophe Morliêre, France, ca. 1645–50

Movements & Components · ca. 1645–50

Watch case by Christophe Morliêre, France, ca. 1645–50

The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

Watch case, France, 1650

Movements & Components · 1650

Watch case, France, 1650

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Watch movement by Charles Le Roy, France, 1700–1799

Movements & Components · 1700–1799

Watch movement by Charles Le Roy, France, 1700–1799

Swedish National Museum of Science and Technology

Clock case by Paul Hannong's pottery factory, France, 1756-1757

Movements & Components · 1756-1757

Clock case by Paul Hannong's pottery factory, France, 1756-1757

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Duplex repeater, about 1770, by Detape Fils, Paris, France

Movements & Components · 1770

Duplex repeater, about 1770, by Detape Fils, Paris, France

Science Museum Group, London

Watch movement made by Jean Antoine Lepine, Paris, France, c. 1770-1800.

Movements & Components · 1770-1800

Watch movement made by Jean Antoine Lepine, Paris, France, c. 1770-1800.

Science Museum Group, London

Skeleton clock with case, signed ROBIN A PARIS, early 19th century

Movements & Components · early 19th century

Skeleton clock with case, signed ROBIN A PARIS, early 19th century

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Watch movement by Abraham-Louis Breguet, France, 1800

Movements & Components · 1800

Watch movement by Abraham-Louis Breguet, France, 1800

German Clock Museum

Duplex, French or Swiss, early 19th century

Movements & Components · 1801-1830

Duplex, French or Swiss, early 19th century

Science Museum Group, London

Clock movement by Gachet, Paul Ferdinand, France, 1850-1909

Movements & Components · 1850-1909

Clock movement by Gachet, Paul Ferdinand, France, 1850-1909

Science Museum Group, London

Watch movement by S Ehine, France, 1928

Movements & Components · 1928

Watch movement by S Ehine, France, 1928

Museum of Gothenburg