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1639-d.1713, horologist; clock-maker; barometer maker and scientific instrument maker, England, English

Thomas Tompion

1639 - 1713

1693-1776, horologist and clock-maker, English

John Harrison

1693 - 1776

1673-1751, active 1688-1751 horologist; scientific instrument maker, watchmaker, London, England

George Graham

1673 - 1751

1824-1890, marine chronometer, escapement and watchmaker; horologist, Swedish

Victor Kullberg

1824 - 1890

1715 or 1716-1794, horologist; marine escapement and watchmaker, London, England, English

Thomas Mudge

1715 - 1794

1630?-1706, horologist, French

Isaac Thuret

1630 - 1706

1816-1905, architect; horologist; inventor; lawyer, 1st Baron Grimthorpe, British

Edmund Beckett Grimthorpe

1816 - 1905

1780-1854, horologist, British

Benjamin Lewis Vulliamy

1780 - 1854

1720-1814, horologist; inventor; clock and watchmaker, French

Jean Antoine Lepine

1720 - 1814

1881-1971, railway engineer; horologist, British

William Hamilton Shortt

1881 - 1971

1713-1788, horologist; scientist, British

John Whitehurst

1713 - 1788

1747-1823, watchmaker; horologist, Swiss; French

Abraham-Louis Bréguet

1747 - 1823

active 1990-current (2014), watchmaker and horologist, British

Roger W Smith

1970

ex-staff (ScM); horologist

John Elcomb

active 1850, inventor of a type of clock, British

J M Bloxam

active 1765-1780, horologist, Liverpool, British

T. Harrison

worked in partnership with horologist Thomas Mudge (1715/16-1794), British

William Dutton

horologist, 19th to early 20th century, British

J. Lund

1863 (earliest recorded date)-(current 2010?), horologists, manufacturers, British

Whitehorn

active c. 1800 in London, horologist, British?

Richard Clarke