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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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Alarm clock, Germany, 1400–1499

Clocks · 1400–1499

Alarm clock, Germany, 1400–1499

German Clock Museum

Clock with iron movement in gilt brass case. Burgundian; mid-15th-century (with later restorations).

Clocks · Mid-15th century

Clock with iron movement in gilt brass case. Burgundian; mid-15th-century (with later restorations).

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Lantern clock, Germany, 1400-1499

Clocks · 1400-1499

Lantern clock, Germany, 1400-1499

Science Museum Group, London

Astrolabe, 1425-1435

Instruments · 1425-1435

Astrolabe, 1425-1435

Science Museum Group, London

Sundial, stone, northern France, late 15th century

Instruments · late 15th century

Sundial, stone, northern France, late 15th century

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Astrolabe by Regiomontanus, Germany, 1462

Instruments · 1462

Astrolabe by Regiomontanus, Germany, 1462

The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

Astrolabe, Italy, 1495-1505

Instruments · 1495-1505

Astrolabe, Italy, 1495-1505

Science Museum Group, London

Sundial, Germany, ca. 1500

Instruments · ca. 1500

Sundial, Germany, ca. 1500

The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

An astronomical clock in a gilt-bronze case, Venetian, sixteenth century.

Clocks · 1500-1600

An astronomical clock in a gilt-bronze case, Venetian, sixteenth century.

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Astrolabe by Gemma Frisius, Belgium, 1500–1599

Instruments · 1500–1599

Astrolabe by Gemma Frisius, Belgium, 1500–1599

Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage

Astrolabe by J. A. Lynden, Belgium, 1500–1599

Instruments · 1500–1599

Astrolabe by J. A. Lynden, Belgium, 1500–1599

Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage

Astrolabe by Juan de Roias, Belgium, 1500–1599

Instruments · 1500–1599

Astrolabe by Juan de Roias, Belgium, 1500–1599

Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage

Astrolabe by Lambert Damery, Belgium, 1500–1599

Instruments · 1500–1599

Astrolabe by Lambert Damery, Belgium, 1500–1599

Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage

Bracket clock by Anne Boleyn, United Kingdom, 1500–1599

Clocks · 1500–1599

Bracket clock by Anne Boleyn, United Kingdom, 1500–1599

Archaeology Data Service

Clock by P. Plantart, Belgium, 1500–1599

Clocks · 1500–1599

Clock by P. Plantart, Belgium, 1500–1599

Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage

Hourglass, Wildegg, 1500–1599

Instruments · 1500–1599

Hourglass, Wildegg, 1500–1599

Museum Aargau

Pocket watch by Charle Voulu, Belgium, 1500–1599

Pocket Watches · 1500–1599

Pocket watch by Charle Voulu, Belgium, 1500–1599

Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage

Table clock by Rutenieg, Valentin (um 1550) (Uhrmacher), Germany, 1500–1599

Clocks · 1500–1599

Table clock by Rutenieg, Valentin (um 1550) (Uhrmacher), Germany, 1500–1599

City Museum Berlin

Table clock-watch by A. K., 16th century

Pocket Watches · 16th century

Table clock-watch by A. K., 16th century

The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

Table clock, Denmark, 1500–1599

Clocks · 1500–1599

Table clock, Denmark, 1500–1599

German Clock Museum

Table clock, Karlsruhe, 1500–1599

Clocks · 1500–1599

Table clock, Karlsruhe, 1500–1599

Badisches Landesmuseum Karlsruhe

Watch by A.R., possibly 16th century

Pocket Watches · possibly 16th century

Watch by A.R., possibly 16th century

The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

Watch by Nicolas Bernard, France, 16th century

Pocket Watches · 16th century

Watch by Nicolas Bernard, France, 16th century

The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

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