The Horology Museum
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Movements & Components · 1841–1870
Pendulum from electric clock, unsigned, London, England, 1841–1870
Science Museum Group, London
Movements & Components · 1844–1929
Pendulum from the electric master clock (no.663, seconds pendulum model), by Robert Mann Lowne, England, 1844–1929
Science Museum Group, London
Movements & Components · 1845–1847
Movement for the electric clock, by Alexander Bain, United Kingdom, 1845–1847
Science Museum Group, London
Movements & Components · 1898
Movement of electrical clock by the National Self-winding Clock Co., Bristol, Connecticut, United States, 1898.
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 · 1933
Electric Clock Movement - Smiths English Clocks, 1933
Museums Victoria, Melbourne
Movements & Components · 1945–1964
Clockwork timeswitch with electric wind, and with months dial, by the Horstmann Gear Co. Ltd., Bath, England
Science Museum Group, London
Movements & Components · c. 1955
Electric Clock Movement - Junghans, 'Electora', c. 1955
Museums Victoria, Melbourne
Movements & Components · 1961–1974
Electrical winding mechanism for reconstruction of Dondi clock. Reconstruction made from detailed account of astrarium written by Dondi, 1961–1974
Science Museum Group, London
Movements & Components · c. 1965
Wristwatch movement by Timex Corporation, Germany, c. 1965
German Clock Museum
