The Horology Museum

The Catalogue

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.

Matching records

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Movements & Components · 1900-1935

Pendulum from the synchronome clock, by The Synchronome Company Limited, London, England, United Kingdom, 1900-1935

Science Museum Group, London

Movements & Components · 1903

Chronometer escapement mounted as an exhibition model and housed in a domed glazed case. Made by William T. Hayes.

Science Museum Group, London

Movements & Components · 1905-1913

'Pond' electric clock (movement only, no dial), by Self Winding Clock Company, New York, United States, 1905-1913.

Science Museum Group, London

Movements & Components · 1905

Pendulum from Self-winding electric clock by Svenska Elektriska Urfabriken, Stockholm, 1905

Science Museum Group, London

Movements & Components · 1905

Pendulum from the time recorder, by the British Time Recorder Co. Ltd, London, England, 1940-1970

Science Museum Group, London

Movements & Components · 1905

Watch movement, United States, 1905

German Clock Museum

Movements & Components · 1912

Movement by Josef Muckle, Germany, 1912

German Clock Museum

Movements & Components · 1915-1916

Clock case, United Kingdom, 1915-1916

Science Museum Group, London

Movements & Components · 1915–1949

Watch movement, 1915–1949 (Swedish National Museum of Science and Technology S_TEK_object_TEKS0048453)

Swedish National Museum of Science and Technology

Movements & Components · 1915–1949

Watch movement, 1915–1949 (Swedish National Museum of Science and Technology S_TEK_object_TEKS0048459)

Swedish National Museum of Science and Technology

Movements & Components · 1919

Clock with compound pendulum and unusual dead-beat escapement by the Kee-Less Clock Company, patented in 1919

Science Museum Group, London

Movements & Components · 1920-1925

Balance / regulating part by Ditisheim, Paul, Europe, 1920-1925

Science Museum Group, London

Movements & Components · 1920-1925

Model of Paul Ditisheim's monometallic compensation balance for use with Elinvar hairsprings, with radial poising screws, Europe, 1920-1925

Science Museum Group, London

Movements & Components · 1923-1925

Pendulum from the English Reifler escapement astronomical clock designed by E. T. Cottingham, by Thomas Mercer & Co, St. Albans, England, 1923-1925

Science Museum Group, London

Movements & Components · 1923-1925

Pendulum suspension from the English Reifler escapement astronomical clock designed by E. T. Cottingham, by Thomas Mercer & Co, St. Albans, England, 1923-1925

Science Museum Group, London