1257 Watch Images: PICRYL Public Domain Search

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Watchmaker: Melchior Adan (or Adam) (ca. 1610)

Peffenhauser, or Pepfenhauser, appears in the records of the Stadtarchiv Augsburg as a casemaker as well as a watchmaker. The case may, therefore, have been made at least in part by the clockmaker, perhaps inco... more

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Watchmaker: Leopold Reicheneder (ca. 1550)

Fortune Does Not Watch over All Sleepers from Six Sayings about Fortun...

Dirk Volckertsz Coornhert (Netherlandish, Amsterdam 1519/22–1590 Gouda)

Design for a Ring Watch, from Livre d'Aneaux d'Orfevrerie

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Watchmaker: Nicolas Bernard (French, active 1560–90)

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Watchmaker: Diet Maye (ca. 1580)

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Watchmaker: Nicolas Galliard (or Gaillard) (active 1555; died 1602)

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Watchmaker: R. Dieu (ca. 1590)

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Watchmaker: François Hubert (ca. 1592)

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Watchmaker: Pierre Duet (ca. 1730)

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Watchmaker: Pierre Duhamel (1630–1686)

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Watchmaker: Nicholas Walter (1620–1630)

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Watchmaker: Jehan Bénard (French, active by 1611)

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Watchmaker: Karl Schmidt (German, ca. 1590–1635/36, working 1614)

Watch in the form of a Lesser George

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Watchmaker: Duhamel

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Watchmaker: Claude Du Cleron (French, active 1593–1637, died 1637)

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Watchmaker: Timothée Hubert (the Elder) (active 1600–1650)

Watch with alarm

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Watchmaker: Abraham Yver (ca. 1620–1680)

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Watchmaker: John Bushman (British, 1687–ca. 1710)

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Watchmaker: Jaques Collomb (Swiss)

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Watchmaker: Conrad Kreizer (ca. 1610)

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Watchmaker: Nicolas Forfaict (French, Paris, ca. 1580–1615)

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Watchmaker: Nicolaus Rugendas the Elder (German, 1585–1658)

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Watchmaker: Richard Ledertz (German, recorded 1600–30)

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Watchmaker: Johan Bock (German, active 1633)

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Watch case

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Watchmaker: Jaques Sermand (Swiss, 1595–1651)

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In the first quarter of the seventeenth century a small group of enamelers in Limoges produced polychrome painted enamels for watchcases. Most of the surviving enamels, including the one displayed here, were ad... more

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John Midnall was one of the first assistants in the London Clockmakers’ Company, chartered in 1631. The case was probably given its floral decoration about the middle of the seventeenth century. Movement by Joh... more

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Vautrollier was one of the sixteen craftsmen who petitioned King James I in 1622 for a charter to form the London Clockmakers' Company. Movement by James Vautrollier (recorded working 1622–41; Clockmakers' Company 1632)