The Horology Museum
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Movements & Components · 1620
Tabernacle clock, engraved with figures of Mercury, Minerva, and Venus with Cupid, German, about 1620.
Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Movements & Components · ca. 1645–50
Watch case by Christophe Morliêre, France, ca. 1645–50
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Movements & Components · 1650
Watch case, France, 1650
Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Movements & Components · 1700–1799
Watch case by Michel Herman, Belgium, 1700–1799 (Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage AP_10289222)
Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage
Movements & Components · 1700–1799
Watch case by Michel Herman, Belgium, 1700–1799 (Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage AP_10289223)
Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage
Movements & Components · 1740-70
Plaster cast of a watch case, made in England in 1740-70
Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Movements & Components · late 18th century
Watch, Bilston enamel, England, late 18th century
Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Movements & Components · late 18th century
Watch, cast brass and Bilston enamel, England, late 18th century (V&A 1664-1871)
Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Movements & Components · late 18th century
Watch, cast brass and Bilston enamel, England, late 18th century (V&A 1665-1871)
Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Movements & Components · probably ca. 1770
Watch case by possibly George Harrison, United Kingdom, probably ca. 1770
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Movements & Components · 1800-1899
Watch case of embroidered wool with metal threads, Iran, 1800-1899
Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Movements & Components · 1800-1820
Watch case, English, 1800-1820, Charles Bowley
Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Movements & Components · 1831-1832
Watch and outer case, silver, pierced and enamelled, English, 1831-1832
Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Movements & Components · 1901-2000
Nautilus wristwatch in a stainless steel case by Patek Phillippe, with co-axial escapement fitted by George Daniels, Switzerland/Isle of Man 1981/2.
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 · 1915-1916
Clock case, United Kingdom, 1915-1916
Science Museum Group, London
Movements & Components · circa 1935
Universal Watch Co. watch dial, circa 1935
Antiquorum auction archive, Geneva
Movements & Components · 1999
Movement by Daniels, George; Omega, England, 1999
Science Museum Group, London