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Pendulum clock designed by Galileo in 1642 and made by his son in 1649, model.

Pendulum clock designed by Galileo in 1642 and made by his son in 1649, model.

1642-1649 (original); 1883 (model)
Model of Huygens' Pendulum Clock, as Illustrated in his 'Horologium' of 1658.

Model of Huygens' Pendulum Clock, as Illustrated in his 'Horologium' of 1658.

1956
Wells Cathedral clock, with components

Wells Cathedral clock, with components

1392
Pendulum weight for eight-day pendulum table clock with star-wheel magnetic escapement

Pendulum weight for eight-day pendulum table clock with star-wheel magnetic escapement

1947-1949
Japanese Clock

Japanese Clock

1600-1800
Winding key for eight-day pendulum table clock

Winding key for eight-day pendulum table clock

1947-1949
Eight-day pendulum table clock, 1947-1949

Eight-day pendulum table clock, 1947-1949

1947-1949
To 4-glass electric pendulum clock, with mechanical contacts

To 4-glass electric pendulum clock, with mechanical contacts

400-day 'anniversary' clock

400-day 'anniversary' clock

1898-1915
Original eight day clock by Harrison, date 1715, wheel work mostly of wood, weight driven

Weight driven pendulum clock

1715
Modern synchronome master-clock with built-in dial movement and Shortt synchroniser

Modern synchronome master-clock

Shortt free pendulum clock, designed by William Hamilton Shortt and made by the Synchronome Company Ltd., 32 and 34 Clerkenwell Road, London, EC, England, c. 1920-1940.

Shortt free pendulum clock

1920-1940
Reproduction of Huygens clock movement (from "Horologium Oscillatorium" 1673) with brass seconds dial and additional minutes dial and seconds dial

Reproduction of Huygens clock movement

1927
"High Movement" master clock by the Telephone Manufacturing Co. c.1950

"High Movement" master clock

1950
Synchronome free pendulum clock, in oak case, by The Synchronome Company Limited, London, England

Synchronome free pendulum clock

Movement plate of the electrical mechanism, from the Shortt free pendulum clock, by the Synchronome Company Limited, London, United Kingdom, 1920-1940

Movement plate of the electrical mechanism from the Shortt free pendulum clock

1920-1940
Impulse component of the electrical mechanism, from the Shortt free pendulum clock, by the Synchronome Company Limited, London, United Kingdom, 1920-1940

Impulse component of the electrical mechanism from the Shortt free pendulum clock

1920-1940
A To 4-glass electric pendulum clock with mechanical contacts, c.1929, with battery

A To 4-glass electric pendulum clock with mechanical contacts