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Spring-detent escapement watch with gold case by John Arnold and Son

1796

Eight-day marine chronometer by Barrauds, London

1816

Marine chronometer by Brockbanks

1802

Deck watch by Breguet et Fils

1830

Marine chronometer by John Arnold

1802

Chronometer movement by John Arnold & Son

1795

Pivoted-detent escapement watch by John Arnold

1776

Deck-watch used by Capt. George Vancouver on board HMS Discovery 1791-5

1791

Spring detent watch by John Arnold, used by Ruth Bellville and family to distribute GMT c.1834-1940

1794

Marine chronometer by E. Barthet, found on an abandoned ship

1840

Spring-detent escapement watch in a gold case by Reid & Co. London

1807

Spring-detent escapement watch with gold case by John Barwise

1800

Marine chronometer by Charles Young

1801-1900

Watch movement with spring detent escapement by John Arnold and Son

1787

Deck watch by John Arnold and Son

1790

Table chronometer in a gilt-metal and glazed case by Victor Kullburg

1870-1877

Pivoted-detent escapement watch by Larcum Kendall

1786

Silver watch by Brockbanks

1790

Gold and enamel half-quarter repeater watch by Brockbanks

1812

Watch made for the 1851 Great Exhibition by Alexander Watkins

1851

Watch with spring detent escapement by John Arnold and Son

1788

Gold watch with spring detent escapement by Ellicott and Taylor

1815

Chronometer escapement in domed glazed case by William T. Heyes

1903

Chronometer movement by John Arnold

1775

Marine chronometer by John Arnold

1771

Deck-watch used by Capt. William Parry during his attempt to reach the North Pole, 1827

1823

Marine chronometer by John Arnold and Son

1795

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1787

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1805

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1775

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1791

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1821

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1873

Marine timekeeper with detent

Marine timekeeper

1850

Marine movement with detent

Marine movement

1780-1799

Watch movement with remontoire escapement by Charles Haley, London, Late 18th century. Enamel dial with subsidiary dials for hours and seconds and steel hands. Signed 'Chas Haley Invt et Fecit.' Spring detent escapement with constant force impulse delivered by a spiral spring placed between the escape-wheel and balance-staff. The spiral spring is re-wound by a toothed wheel, driven from the going train and mainspring. Narrow steel balance cock, and balance with 2 quarter rims and helical balance spring. Signed on the movement ‘Cs Haley Invt. et Fecit London P/D.N’. Presented to the Worshipful Company of Clockmakers by Francis Adams in 1869. Clockmakers' Museum No. 435.

Watch movement with remontoire by Charles Haley

1796-1799

Watch with detent

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1800

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1794

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1780

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1816

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1813

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1815

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1810

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1883

Marine timekeeper with detent

Marine timekeeper

1830

Marine timekeeper with detent

Marine timekeeper

1840

Marine timekeeper with detent

Marine timekeeper

1850

Watch movement by Charles Haley, London, Late 18th century. White enamel dial with subsidiary seconds dial. Gold loop hands. Movement with pivoted detent escapement and balance similar in type to Arnold's OZ. Signed 'Chas. Haley London Invt. et Fecit. CA/1513'. Presented to the Worshipful Company of Clockmakers by Francis B. Adams, 1869. Clockmakers' Museum No. 434

Watch movement by Charles Haley

1781-1800