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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 movement by J. [trol.] Hovenschiöld, Sweden, 1500–1599

Movements & Components · 1500–1599

Watch movement by J. [trol.] Hovenschiöld, Sweden, 1500–1599

Museum of Gothenburg

Watch movement, 1500–1600

Movements & Components · 1500–1600

Watch movement, 1500–1600

Swedish National Museum of Science and Technology

Clock case with figure of St George and the Dragon. Gilt brass openwork, cast and chased, South German, late 16th century.

Movements & Components · late 16th century

Clock case with figure of St George and the Dragon. Gilt brass openwork, cast and chased, South German, late 16th century.

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Movement or square striking table clock (probably 1575-1600, German)

Movements & Components · 1575-1600

Movement or square striking table clock (probably 1575-1600, German)

Science Museum Group, London

Celestial globe with clockwork by Gerhard Emmoser, Germany, 1579

Movements & Components · 1579

Celestial globe with clockwork by Gerhard Emmoser, Germany, 1579

The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

Watch movement by Thomas Tylor, 1600–1699

Movements & Components · 1600–1699

Watch movement by Thomas Tylor, 1600–1699

Swedish National Museum of Science and Technology

Tabernacle clock, engraved with figures of Mercury, Minerva, and Venus with Cupid, German, about 1620.

Movements & Components · 1620

Tabernacle clock, engraved with figures of Mercury, Minerva, and Venus with Cupid, German, about 1620.

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

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 movement by East, Edward, England, 1640-1660

Movements & Components · 1640-1660

Watch movement by East, Edward, England, 1640-1660

Science Museum Group, London

Watch case, France, 1650

Movements & Components · 1650

Watch case, France, 1650

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Wooden clock, with foliot type escapement, Germany, 1669 (driving weights missing).

Movements & Components · 1669

Wooden clock, with foliot type escapement, Germany, 1669 (driving weights missing).

Science Museum Group, London

Watch movement, England, 1670

Movements & Components · 1670

Watch movement, England, 1670

Science Museum Group, London

Watch movement by Fromanteel, Ahasuerus, Netherlands, 1685

Movements & Components · 1685

Watch movement by Fromanteel, Ahasuerus, Netherlands, 1685

Science Museum Group, London

Clock movement by Bradford, Thomas, England, 1690-1695

Movements & Components · 1690-1695

Clock movement by Bradford, Thomas, England, 1690-1695

Science Museum Group, London

Movement of bracket clock by Edward Burges, c. 1690

Movements & Components · 1690-1700

Movement of bracket clock by Edward Burges, c. 1690

Science Museum Group, London

Pendulum from long-case clock, by Benjamin Nicholas, London, United Kingdom, 1690-1710

Movements & Components · 1690-1710

Pendulum from long-case clock, by Benjamin Nicholas, London, United Kingdom, 1690-1710

Science Museum Group, London

Pocket watch verge escapement movement by Thomas. Tompion, London, England,1690

Movements & Components · 1690

Pocket watch verge escapement movement by Thomas. Tompion, London, England,1690

Science Museum Group, London

Watch movement by Tompion, Thomas, England, 1692

Movements & Components · 1692

Watch movement by Tompion, Thomas, England, 1692

Science Museum Group, London

Longcase clock case, marquetry of walnut and other woods, English, about 1700, maker unknown

Movements & Components · ca. 1700

Longcase clock case, marquetry of walnut and other woods, English, about 1700, maker unknown

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Pendulum / regulating part by Henri Rossius, Belgium, 1700–1799

Movements & Components · 1700–1799

Pendulum / regulating part by Henri Rossius, Belgium, 1700–1799

Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage

Repeating watch movement by Thomas Windmills, London, early 18th century. Rim cap. Signed ‘Thomas Windmills London’. Clockmakers' Museum No. 85

Movements & Components · 1700-1725

Repeating watch movement by Thomas Windmills, London, early 18th century. Rim cap. Signed ‘Thomas Windmills London’. Clockmakers' Museum No. 85

Science Museum Group, London

Watch case by Michel Herman, Belgium, 1700–1799 (Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage AP_10289222)

Movements & Components · 1700–1799

Watch case by Michel Herman, Belgium, 1700–1799 (Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage AP_10289222)

Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage

Watch case by Michel Herman, Belgium, 1700–1799 (Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage AP_10289223)

Movements & Components · 1700–1799

Watch case by Michel Herman, Belgium, 1700–1799 (Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage AP_10289223)

Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage

Watch movement by Adam-Louis Breguet, Switzerland, 1700–1799 (Swedish National Museum of Science and Technology S_TEK_object_TEKS0048460)

Movements & Components · 1700–1799

Watch movement by Adam-Louis Breguet, Switzerland, 1700–1799 (Swedish National Museum of Science and Technology S_TEK_object_TEKS0048460)

Swedish National Museum of Science and Technology