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Musée international d'horlogerie
La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland
Encyclopaedic collection covering the full span of timekeeping, with a restoration workshop.
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Museum
La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland
Encyclopaedic collection covering the full span of timekeeping, with a restoration workshop.
Museum
London, United Kingdom
Collection of the Worshipful Company of Clockmakers, strong in early English watches.
Museum
London, United Kingdom
Holds the Harrison timekeepers and a major marine chronometry collection.
Museum
Furtwangen, Germany
Black Forest clockmaking and German horological industry.
Museum
Columbia, Pennsylvania, United States
American industrial horology, with an associated research library.
Museum
Le Locle, Switzerland
Château des Monts collection, notable for automata and precision watches.
Society
Upton, United Kingdom
Professional body offering training, examinations and a reference library.
School
Neuchâtel, Switzerland
Watchmakers of Switzerland Training and Educational Programme.
Museum
London, United Kingdom
Major holdings in clocks, watches and scientific instruments, including early mechanical timekeeping.
Museum
London, United Kingdom
Renaissance and early modern clocks and watches, including elaborate automaton clocks.
Museum
Paris, France
French horological and mechanical instrument collections, including Breguet-related material.
Museum
Besançon, France
Devoted to time measurement in the Besançon watchmaking region.
Museum
Zurich, Switzerland
Private collection spanning ancient time measurement to modern watches.
Museum
Geneva, Switzerland
Geneva watchmaking and enamel work, with an extensive antique collection alongside the manufacturer's own.
Museum
Glashütte, Germany
Saxon precision watchmaking, Glashütte movement architecture and regional industrial history.
Museum
Villingen-Schwenningen, Germany
Industrial clockmaking machinery and factory production history.
Museum
Vienna, Austria
Austrian clockmaking, including Vienna regulators and early tower clock movements.
Museum
Utrecht, Netherlands
Musical clocks and mechanical self-playing instruments.
Museum
Tokyo, Japan
Japanese horological history and the development of quartz timekeeping.
Society
Ticehurst, United Kingdom
Scholarly society publishing Antiquarian Horology, a principal peer-reviewed venue for horological research.
Society
Columbia, Pennsylvania, United States
Collector and research organisation with a library, archive and chapter network.
Archive
Columbia, Pennsylvania, United States
Factory records, trade catalogues and serial data used for American movement research.
School
Various, Switzerland
Swiss technical schools in Geneva, Le Locle and the Jura train watchmakers; programmes and names change over time, so verify current provision directly.
Auction House
London / Geneva / New York, International
Catalogued watch and clock sales; archives are useful for provenance and comparable research.
Auction House
London / Geneva / New York, International
Catalogued horological sales with scholarly cataloguing on important lots.
Auction House
Geneva, Switzerland
Specialist watch auctioneer; older catalogues are a research resource for complicated pocket watches.
Society
Newark, United Kingdom
Professional institute for horologists, with a museum collection, library and examinations in watch and clock repair.
Museum
London, United Kingdom
French decorative clocks and cases of the eighteenth century in their original domestic setting.
Museum
Le Sentier, Vallée de Joux, Switzerland
Interprets the Vallée de Joux tradition of complicated movement and ébauche making.
Museum
Le Brassus, Switzerland
Vallée de Joux complicated watchmaking presented alongside a working restoration workshop.
Museum
Biel/Bienne, Switzerland
Company collection and archive covering Biel watch production from the nineteenth century onwards.
Museum
Furtwangen, Germany
The principal collection of Black Forest clockmaking, from wooden-movement clocks to industrial production.
Museum
Dresden, Germany
Renaissance and Baroque clocks, automata and scientific instruments in the Saxon royal collections.
Museum
Jerez de la Frontera, Spain
Spanish collection of European clocks and watches; consult current opening arrangements before visiting.
Museum
Milan, Italy
Holds a significant collection of watches, clocks and sundials within a historic house museum.
Museum
Moscow, Russia
Ceremonial and diplomatic clocks and watches from the Russian imperial collections.
Museum
Bristol, Connecticut, United States
American clockmaking, with strength in Connecticut shelf-clock production.
Museum
North Grafton, Massachusetts, United States
The Willard family workshop and the largest collection of their clocks, in situ.
Museum
Washington, D.C., United States
American watch and clock manufacturing, timekeeping standards and related archival material.
School
Various, International
Formal watchmaking training routes differ by country; WOSTEP and national institute syllabuses are the usual professional benchmarks.
Society
Nuremberg, Germany
German horological society publishing technical and historical research.
Society
La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland
Swiss association for the study of horological history, publishing research bulletins.
Society
Paris, France
French society for the study and preservation of antique horology.
Museum
Oxford, United Kingdom
University collection of scientific instruments including early clocks, sundials and astrolabes.
Museum
Cambridge, United Kingdom
University collection of scientific instruments with sundials and timekeeping instruments.
Museum
Cambridge, United Kingdom
Decorative arts collection including watches and clocks.
Museum
London, United Kingdom
Decorative-arts collection including enamelled and jewelled watches and clocks.
Museum
Oxford, United Kingdom
Collection including English clocks and watches.
Museum
Prescot, United Kingdom
Local museum interpreting the Prescot watch-movement and tool trade.
Museum
Coventry, United Kingdom
Volunteer-run museum devoted to Coventry's watchmaking trade.
Museum
Barnard Castle, United Kingdom
Home of the eighteenth-century Silver Swan automaton.
Museum
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Collections including Scottish clocks and watches.
Museum
London, United Kingdom
Collections including London-made clocks and watches.
Museum
Birmingham, United Kingdom
Collections relating to the Birmingham jewellery and watchcase trade.
Museum
Birmingham, United Kingdom
Preserved workshop interpreting the Birmingham jewellery and case trade.
Museum
London, United Kingdom
Displays Harrison's marine timekeepers and the Shepherd gate clock.
Museum
Holywood, United Kingdom
Regional collection including domestic clocks.
Museum
London, United Kingdom
Collections including mechanical musical instruments.
Museum
Geneva, Switzerland
Collection of Geneva watches, enamels and horological tools.
Museum
Môtiers, Switzerland
Regional museum of Val-de-Travers watchmaking.
Museum
Le Sentier, Switzerland
Museum interpreting the complicated-watch tradition of the Vallée de Joux.
Museum
Neuchâtel, Switzerland
Home of the Jaquet-Droz automata: the Writer, the Draughtsman and the Musician.
Museum
Saint-Imier, Switzerland
Company museum of Longines.
Museum
Winterthur, Switzerland
Clock and watch collection in the Lindengut.
Museum
Zurich, Switzerland
Collection spanning early timekeepers to modern watches.
Museum
Schaffhausen, Switzerland
Company museum of IWC Schaffhausen.
Archive
Geneva, Switzerland
Company heritage department and collection.
Society
Geneva, Switzerland
Industry foundation publishing educational material on fine watchmaking.
Archive
Bern, Switzerland
National archive including trade and trademark records.
Museum
Dresden, Germany
Historic royal collection of scientific instruments, clocks and automata.
Museum
Munich, Germany
Science and technology museum with a timekeeping collection.
Museum
Bad Grund, Germany
Collection of clocks and watches.
Museum
Schramberg, Germany
Local museum relating to the Junghans and HAU clock industry.
Museum
Furtwangen, Germany
Leading collection of Black Forest clocks.
Museum
Triberg, Germany
Black Forest museum with cuckoo and Black Forest clocks.
Auction House
Vienna, Austria
Auction house with regular watch and clock sales.
Auction House
Mannheim, Germany
Auction house specialising in watches and clocks.
Archive
Mannheim, Germany
Published catalogues useful for comparison examples.
Museum
Vienna, Austria
Kunstkammer holdings include Renaissance clocks and automata.
Museum
Vienna, Austria
Imperial collections including table clocks.
Museum
Toulouse, France
Collection of clocks and watches.
Museum
Saint-Nicolas-d'Aliermont, France
Museum of the Normandy clock industry.
Museum
Morteau, France
Museum of the Haut-Doubs watch and clock trade.
Museum
Paris, France
Decorative arts collection including French clocks and watches.
Museum
Paris, France
Decorative-arts collection including clocks.
Museum
Besançon, France
Museum of time in Besançon, home of the Leroy 01.
Archive
Besançon, France
Historic observatory and chronometric testing centre.
Museum
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Collection including Dutch clocks and watches.
Museum
Leiden, Netherlands
Science museum holding Christiaan Huygens material and early pendulum clocks.
Museum
Utrecht, Netherlands
Former museum of gold, silver and clocks; collections now dispersed or held elsewhere.
Museum
Florence, Italy
History of science museum with instruments and timekeeping devices.
Museum
Milan, Italy
Science museum with a horology section.
Museum
Madrid, Spain
Collections including clocks and automata.
Museum
Madrid, Spain
Royal collection with a large clock collection.
Museum
Madrid, Spain
Clock collection associated with the Grassy jewellers on the Gran Vía; current opening arrangements should be confirmed directly.
Museum
Jędrzejów, Poland
Museum of sundials and clocks.
Museum
Prague, Czech Republic
Technical museum with a timekeeping section.
Museum
Prague, Czech Republic
Medieval astronomical clock in the Old Town Hall.
Museum
Saint Petersburg, Russia
Home of the Peacock Clock automaton.
Museum
Stockholm, Sweden
Nordic cultural history including clocks.
Museum
Stockholm, Sweden
Technical museum including timekeeping.
Museum
Helsingør, Denmark
Technical collections.
Museum
Copenhagen, Denmark
Astronomical clock in Copenhagen City Hall.
Museum
Espoo, Finland
Finnish clock museum.
Museum
Tokyo, Japan
Company museum including Japanese wadokei clocks.
Museum
Tokyo, Japan
Collection of Japanese wadokei clocks.
Museum
Tokyo, Japan
Science museum including wadokei.
Museum
Beijing, China
Imperial collection of European and Chinese clocks.
Museum
Hong Kong, China
Collections including export-market timepieces.
Museum
Hyderabad, India
Holds a large clock collection, including a musical clock.
Museum
Sydney, Australia
Home of the Strasburg Clock model and other timekeepers.
Museum
Melbourne, Australia
Collections including clocks and watches.
Museum
Wellington, New Zealand
National collections including clocks.
Museum
Ottawa, Canada
Holds timekeeping and time-service material.
Museum
Toronto, Canada
Decorative-arts collections including clocks.
Museum
New York, United States
Collections include European watches and clocks.
Museum
Baltimore, United States
Collections include early watches and clocks.
Museum
Dearborn, United States
Holds a large clock and watch collection.
Museum
Chicago, United States
Collections of astronomical instruments and sundials.
Museum
Sturbridge, United States
Living history museum with a New England clock collection.
Museum
Winterthur, Delaware, United States
American decorative arts including tall clocks.
Museum
New Haven, United States
American decorative arts including clocks.
Museum
Waltham, United States
Preserved factory buildings of the Waltham company.
Museum
Waltham, United States
Industrial museum interpreting Waltham watchmaking.
Museum
Elgin, United States
Local museum with Elgin National Watch Company material.
Museum
Springfield, United States
Holds Illinois Watch Company material.
Archive
Lancaster, United States
Local history holdings on the Hamilton Watch Company.
Museum
Waterbury, United States
Former company museum of Timex; now closed.
Museum
Waterbury, United States
Local museum including Waterbury clock and watch history.
Society
Bristol, United States
Local society in the Connecticut clock town.
Archive
Washington, D.C., United States
Trade literature and business records.
Archive
Washington, D.C., United States
Trade catalogues, patents and photographs.
Archive
Alexandria, United States
Primary source for American horological patents.
Archive
Newport, United Kingdom
Primary source for British patents.
Archive
London, United Kingdom
Holds the Clockmakers' Company library and records.
Archive
London, United Kingdom
Holds trade directories, periodicals and patents.
Archive
London, United Kingdom
Holds Board of Longitude and Admiralty records.
Archive
Cambridge, United Kingdom
Holds the Board of Longitude archive.
Auction House
London, United Kingdom
Auction house with regular watch and clock sales.
Auction House
Geneva, Switzerland
Auction house with major watch sales.
Auction House
Dallas, United States
Auction house with timepiece sales.
Auction House
Online, United States
Aggregator of auction-house catalogues useful for comparison examples.
Auction House
Online, United States
Aggregator of numismatic and collectibles catalogues.
Society
New York, United States
Society with lectures and a library, and education classes.
Society
Various, Germany
German society of antique clock and watch collectors.
Society
Various, Netherlands
Dutch horological collectors' society.
Society
Tokyo, Japan
Japanese industry association.
School
Birmingham, United Kingdom
Includes horology training.
School
Chichester, United Kingdom
Conservation of clocks and related objects.
School
Morteau, France
French horology school.
School
Various, International
Schools following the WOSTEP curriculum.
Museum
Biel/Bienne, Switzerland
Exhibition spaces presenting watchmaking and brand history.
Museum
L'Auberson, Switzerland
Collection of musical automata and mechanical music.
Museum
Sainte-Croix, Switzerland
Museum of musical boxes and automata in a historic centre of the trade.
Museum
Le Locle, Switzerland
Horological collection in an eighteenth-century house, including watches, clocks and automata.
Archive
Saint-Imier, Switzerland
Company archive holding production registers used to research individual movements.
Archive
Le Sentier, Switzerland
Manufacture heritage department holding historical calibres and records.
Archive
Bern, Switzerland
Holds Swiss patent and trademark records used to trace makers and mechanisms.
Archive
Paris, France
Astronomical and timekeeping instruments with related observatory records.
Museum
Paris, France
Company museum presenting Breguet watches and workshop documentation.
Museum
Besançon, France
Material relating to the Besançon watch industry and the Lip company.
Museum
Mirecourt, France
Mechanical music and automata collection.
Archive
Courbevoie, France
French patent archive, the primary source for French horological patents.
Museum
Morez, France
Regional Jura collections relating to clockmaking and metal trades.
Archive
Glashütte, Germany
Company holdings documenting Saxon precision watchmaking.
Museum
Glashütte, Germany
Museum of Saxon watchmaking, including Glashütte precision movements and school material.
Museum
Schramberg, Germany
Company museum in the terraced factory building of the Junghans works.
Museum
Villingen-Schwenningen, Germany
Industrial museum of Black Forest clock factory production and tooling.
Museum
Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany
Regional collection including Black Forest clocks.
Museum
Nuremberg, Germany
Collection including early German portable clocks and watches.
Museum
Munich, Germany
Decorative arts collection including Renaissance clocks and automata.
Archive
Munich, Germany
German patent and trademark records used to identify makers and mechanisms.
Museum
Vienna, Austria
Long-established municipal clock museum with Viennese regulators and tower clock material.
Museum
Vienna, Austria
Technical collection including timekeeping and precision instruments.
Archive
Wroughton, United Kingdom
Stored collections including horological instruments accessible by research appointment.
Archive
Dacre, United Kingdom
Working turret clock records and survey material from ongoing maintenance.
Museum
Broadway, United Kingdom
Country house collection including clocks and mechanical objects.
Museum
Lewes, United Kingdom
Regional museum including Sussex clockmaking material.
Museum
Glasgow, United Kingdom
Collections including Scottish clocks and watches.
Museum
Leeds, United Kingdom
Industrial collections including clock and instrument making.
Museum
Liverpool, United Kingdom
Collections relating to Liverpool watchmaking and the marine trades.
Archive
London, United Kingdom
Company records relating to chronometer and watch production.
Archive
London, United Kingdom
Company records of apprenticeships and freedoms, a primary attribution source.
Museum
Enkhuizen, Netherlands
Regional collections including Dutch domestic clocks.
Museum
Brussels, Belgium
Decorative arts collection including clocks and watches.
Museum
Oslo, Norway
Technical collections including timekeeping instruments.
Museum
Helsingør, Denmark
Maritime collections including navigation and chronometer material.
Museum
Stockholm, Sweden
Maritime material relating to navigation and time finding at sea.
Museum
Serpa, Portugal
Large Portuguese clock museum with an international collection.
Museum
Florence, Italy
Collections including early clocks and metalwork.
Museum
Florence, Italy
Grand-ducal collections including clocks and precious objects.
Museum
Budapest, Hungary
Technical collections including timekeeping.
Museum
Warsaw, Poland
Technical museum with instrument and clock material.
Museum
Moscow, Russia
Technical collections including Soviet watch and clock production.
Museum
Moscow, Russia
Historic court collection including clocks and automata.
Museum
Bristol, United States
Museum of Connecticut clockmaking and American watch production.
Archive
Lancaster, United States
Business records relating to Hamilton watch production.
Archive
Waltham, United States
Local records relating to the Waltham watch industry.
Archive
Washington, D.C., United States
Records relating to time service and chronometer testing.
Museum
Chicago, United States
Collections including Illinois and Elgin watch material.
Museum
Chicago, United States
Technical collections including timekeeping mechanisms.
Museum
Buffalo, United States
Regional collections including local watch and clock trades.
School
Boston, United States
Craft school with instrument and precision trades training.
School
Lititz, United States
Watchmaking school following a modern Swiss-standard curriculum.
School
Paris, Texas, United States
Long-running American watchmaking and clockmaking training programme.
School
Quincy, United States
Historic American watchmaking school programme.
Museum
Mexico City, Mexico
Decorative arts collection including clocks and watches.
Museum
São Paulo, Brazil
Historical collections including clocks and scientific instruments.
Archive
Tokyo, Japan
Company heritage holdings documenting Japanese watch production.
Museum
Nagoya, Japan
Industrial museum with precision machining and instrument material.
Museum
Matsumoto, Japan
Collection of clocks and watches including Japanese and imported examples.
Museum
Kobe, Japan
Collection of clocks and timekeeping objects.
Museum
Shanghai, China
Chinese collection of clocks and watches including export-market pieces.
Museum
Yantai, China
Museum of Chinese clock manufacturing history.
Museum
Taipei, Taiwan
Imperial collections including clocks and automata.
Museum
Seoul, South Korea
Collections including Korean timekeeping instruments.
Museum
Singapore, Singapore
Collections including colonial-era timepieces.
Archive
Sydney, Australia
Records relating to Australian time and frequency standards.
Museum
Sydney, Australia
Historic observatory with time-service and instrument collections.
Museum
Auckland, New Zealand
Collections including clocks and watches.
Museum
Cape Town, South Africa
Collections including scientific instruments and clocks.
Museum
Doha, Qatar
Collections including Islamic scientific instruments and timekeeping devices.
Museum
Istanbul, Turkey
Reconstructions and material on Islamic timekeeping devices and water clocks.
Museum
Istanbul, Turkey
Ottoman court collection including European and Ottoman clocks.
Society
Various, United Kingdom
Specialist group researching electric and electrically wound timekeeping.
Society
Various, United States
Local chapters holding meetings, workshops and regional exhibitions.
Society
Various, Australia
Professional body for Australian watch and clock makers.
Society
Various, Canada
Canadian professional and collector association.
Society
Various, India
Trade and collector association for Indian horology.
Museum
Knutsford, United Kingdom
The largest collection of cuckoo clocks in the world.
Museum
Colchester, United Kingdom
Regional collection including Bernard Mason's clocks.
Museum
Northleach, United Kingdom
Musical clocks and automata collection.
Museum
Dorset, United Kingdom
Contains a notable Dorset clock collection.
Museum
Ploiești, Romania
Collection of clocks dating from the 16th century.
Museum
Klaipėda, Lithuania
Museum detailing the history of timekeeping.
Museum
Schoonhoven, Netherlands
Gold, silver and clock collection.
Museum
Bratislava, Slovakia
17th to 20th century clocks in a historic house.
Museum
Le Noirmont, Switzerland
Watch case history museum.
Museum
Sainte-Croix, Switzerland
Musical instruments and automata collection.
Museum
Basel, Switzerland
Clock collection housed in a historic building.
Museum
Gütenbach, Germany
Black Forest village and clock museum.
Museum
Püttlingen, Germany
Horological collection in the Saar region.
Museum
Mindelheim, Germany
Turret clock museum.
Museum
Aarhus, Denmark
Open-air museum with clock collection.
Museum
Rønne, Denmark
Regional clocks from Bornholm.
Museum
Steyr, Austria
14th to 20th century iron clocks.
Museum
Arnfels, Austria
Regional clock and folk art collection.
Museum
Aschau im Burgenland, Austria
Tower and domestic clock collection.
Museum
Karlstein an der Thaya, Austria
Regional horology museum.
Museum
Brussels, Belgium
Art Deco ceramic clock collection.
Museum
Bruges, Belgium
Decorative arts including clocks.
Museum
Dijon, France
Historical collections including clocks.
Museum
Lyon, France
Art collection with clock exhibits.
Museum
Avignon, France
Collection including clocks and instruments.
Museum
Montpellier, France
Fine arts with horological artifacts.
Museum
Nancy, France
Art Nouveau clocks.
Museum
Bordeaux, France
Collection including clocks.
Museum
Strasbourg, France
Clock collection.
Museum
Florence, Italy
Collection of arms and clocks.
Museum
Naples, Italy
Decorative arts and clocks.
Museum
Venice, Italy
Artistic clocks and instruments.
Museum
Bologna, Italy
Scientific instruments and timekeeping.
Museum
Bologna, Italy
Astronomical and clock instruments.
Museum
Milan, Italy
Medieval and Renaissance clocks.
Museum
Milan, Italy
Historic house collection including clocks.
Museum
Turin, Italy
Clocks in a historic palazzo.
Museum
Turin, Italy
Artistic horology.
Museum
Turin, Italy
Royal clock collection.
Museum
Rome, Italy
Quirinal Palace horological collection.
Museum
Vatican City, Vatican City
Papal collection of clocks.
Museum
Padua, Italy
Civic collection including clocks.
Museum
Vicenza, Italy
Clock collection.
Museum
Verona, Italy
Art and horology collection.
Museum
Athens, Greece
Artistic clocks.
Museum
Athens, Greece
Clocks and timepieces.
Museum
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Scientific instruments and clocks.
Museum
Singapore, Singapore
Export-market timepieces.
Museum
Jakarta, Indonesia
Historical timepieces.
Museum
Manila, Philippines
Colonial period clocks.
Museum
Hanoi, Vietnam
Historical timepieces.
Museum
Bangkok, Thailand
Historical clock collection.
Museum
Bangkok, Thailand
Thai art and clock collection.
Museum
Seoul, South Korea
Historical Korean timekeeping.
Museum
Daejeon, South Korea
Timekeeping technology.
Museum
Seoul, South Korea
Royal timekeeping collection.
Museum
Tainan, Taiwan
Extensive collection of clocks and watches.
Museum
Taichung, Taiwan
Timekeeping technology.
Museum
Taipei, Taiwan
Historical collections.
Museum
Hong Kong, China
Timekeeping technology.
Museum
Hong Kong, China
Clocks and watch collection.
Museum
Macau, China
Historical clocks.
Museum
Tokyo, Japan
Imperial collection.
Museum
Tokyo, Japan
Artistic clocks.
Museum
Tokyo, Japan
Wadokei collection.
Museum
Tokyo, Japan
Wadokei collection.
Museum
Kyoto, Japan
Historical clock collection.
Museum
Inuyama, Japan
Historical clocks.
Museum
Gifu, Japan
Timekeeping and astronomy.
Museum
Akita, Japan
Company museum.
Museum
Bangalore, India
Company history museum.
Museum
Hosur, India
Company heritage.
Museum
Mumbai, India
Timekeeping collections.
Museum
Kolkata, India
Timekeeping technology.
Museum
Bangalore, India
Timekeeping technology.
Museum
Chennai, India
Clocks and horological items.
Museum
Kolkata, India
Clocks and historic artifacts.
Museum
Mumbai, India
Historical clocks.
Museum
Manchester, United Kingdom
Industrial horology.
Museum
Cardiff, United Kingdom
Clocks and decorative arts.
Museum
Belfast, United Kingdom
Historical collections.
Auction House
Boston, United States
Auction house with watch and clock departments.
Auction House
Philadelphia, United States
Auction house including horology.
Auction House
Zurich, Switzerland
Fine art and watch auctioneer.
Auction House
Stockholm, Sweden
Auction house with watch sales.
Auction House
Paris, France
Parisian auction house with active watch auctions.
Auction House
Genoa, Italy
Italian auction house with clock and watch sales.
Auction House
Birmingham, United Kingdom
Active UK watch auction house.
Auction House
Corsham, United Kingdom
Specialised clock and watch auctioneers.
Auction House
Salisbury, United Kingdom
Auction house with regular horological sales.
Auction House
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Auction house with watch and clock sales.
Auction House
London, United Kingdom
London auctioneer with watch auctions.
Auction House
London, United Kingdom
Auction house with watch and clock sales.
Auction House
London, United Kingdom
Auction house with specialist horology.
Auction House
Zurich, Switzerland
Swiss horological auctioneer.
Auction House
Monaco, Monaco
High-end watch auction house.
Auction House
Denver, United States
Auction house with clock and watch collections.
Auction House
Chicago, United States
American auction house with timepiece sales.
Museum
Le Brassus, Switzerland
Contemporary spiralling glass museum showcasing the brand's complicated heritage and watchmaking art.
Archive
Le Locle, Switzerland
Home of the El Primero records and historical watchmaking equipment preserved in the original attic.
Archive
Le Locle, Switzerland
Specializing in the history of marine chronometry and astronomical complications.
Museum
Grenchen, Switzerland
Focusing on aviation horology and the development of the modern chronograph.
Museum
La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland
Showcasing the history of high-precision sports timing and avant-garde watchmaking.
Archive
Geneva, Switzerland
Private historical collection documenting the brand's pioneering water-resistant and chronometric achievements.
Museum
Biel/Bienne, Switzerland
The complete history of the Swatch watch and its role in the revival of the Swiss industry.
Archive
Geneva, Switzerland
Historical collection of Tudor watches, documenting the brand's development alongside Rolex.
Archive
Geneva, Switzerland
Focusing on ultra-thin movements and high-jewellery watchmaking history.
Archive
Nyon, Switzerland
Documenting the 'Art of Fusion' and modern material innovation in watchmaking.
Archive
Lengnau, Switzerland
History of ceramic innovation and scratch-resistant watch design.
Archive
Le Locle, Switzerland
Massive historical collection documenting the brand's global reach and technical innovations.
Archive
La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland
Home of the Museum Watch design and artistic collaborations.
Archive
La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland
Documenting unique designs like the Golden Bridge and the Admiral's Cup.
Archive
La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland
History of architectural watch design and fine Swiss manufacturing.
Archive
Le Locle, Switzerland
Documenting the history of the Cricket alarm watch and its presidential associations.
Archive
Le Locle, Switzerland
Focusing on the history of the Ocean Star and timeless watch design.
Archive
Biel/Bienne, Switzerland
Documenting the history of the DS (Double Security) concept and robust sports watches.
Archive
Biel/Bienne, Switzerland
Modern Swiss-based archive of the American-founded brand's military and cinematic history.
Archive
Villeret, Switzerland
Historical manufacture specializing in high-grade chronographs and hand-finished movements.
Archive
Florence, Italy
Documenting the history of the Radiomir and Luminor for the Italian Navy.
Archive
Geneva, Switzerland
Historical collection documenting the Polerouter, Compax, and micro-rotor innovations.
Museum
Tianjin, China
Showcasing the history of Chinese watchmaking and the development of the tourbillon in China.
Museum
Beijing, China
Home of high-end Chinese horology and artistic complications.
Museum
Shenzhen, China
Focusing on Chinese space exploration timekeepers and modern watch design.
Museum
Zhuhai, China
Modern industrial museum documenting the growth of the Chinese watch industry.
Archive
Grenchen, Switzerland
History of the Eterna-matic and the development of the ball-bearing rotor.
Archive
Grenchen, Switzerland
Documenting space-flight horology and professional tool watches.
Archive
Biel/Bienne, Switzerland
Home of the Airman and the history of 24-hour pilot watches.
Archive
Les Genevez, Switzerland
Documenting water-resistance records and water-sports timing.
Archive
Plan-les-Ouates, Switzerland
History of the Alpina 4 and the development of the sports watch concept.
Archive
Plan-les-Ouates, Switzerland
Modern archive documenting accessible luxury and in-house movement development.
Archive
Geneva, Switzerland
Focusing on the brand's musical inspirations and independent Swiss watchmaking.
Archive
Hölstein, Switzerland
Documenting a century of independent mechanical watchmaking and the Pointer Date.
Archive
Grenchen, Switzerland
Independent family-owned company history documenting global exports since 1919.
Archive
Tramelan, Switzerland
Documenting the evolution of traditional Swiss mechanical watchcraft.
Archive
Chiasso, Switzerland
Pioneers of professional diving cases and water-resistance technology.
Archive
Zurich, Switzerland
Documenting tool watches of the 1960s and 70s, popular with military personnel.
Archive
Bienne, Switzerland
Home of the SUB 300 and the history of professional saturation diving.
Archive
Grenchen, Switzerland
Documenting the Chronomaster and Antarctic exploration watches.
Archive
Morteau, France
French brand documenting the Superman and space-flight history.
Archive
Morteau, France
Modern French manufacture documenting the Calibre Royal and in-house craftsmanship.
Archive
Les Ponts-de-Martel, Switzerland
Specializing in chronographs and complicated movements for third parties.
Archive
La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland
Documenting the American railroad standard and modern tritium technology.
Archive
Bienne, Switzerland
History of the Sea Wolf and the development of early automatic dive watches.
Archive
New York, United States
Home of the Accutron records and the history of electronic timekeeping.
Archive
New York, United States
Documenting military watch history and the DTU-2A/P standards.
Archive
New York, United States
Focusing on aviation navigation and exploration timekeepers.
Archive
New Jersey, United States
Historical records of the Nivada-Croton relationship and American imports.
Archive
Cincinnati, Ohio
Home of the Curvex and the history of the precision watch guild.
Archive
Switzerland/USA, International
Documenting the legacy of the Waltham name from its American origins to Swiss continuation.
Museum
Tokyo, Japan
History of Eco-Drive, radio-controlled timing, and Japanese industrial watchmaking.
Archive
Tokyo, Japan
Documenting the G-Shock and the evolution of digital horology.
Archive
Ena, Japan
History of the Ricoh-Hamilton relationship and Japanese mechanical production.
Archive
Hong Kong, China
Documenting the brand's journey from Solvil to its modern Asian presence.
Archive
Hong Kong, China
Records of Paul Ditisheim's legacy and the brand's international history.
Archive
Lengnau, Switzerland
Documenting the Sherpa series and high-altitude exploration watches.
Museum
Boston, United States
Notable for early English and American watches and clocks.
Museum
Philadelphia, United States
Holding significant American tall clocks and European decorative timepieces.
Museum
Cleveland, United States
Displaying exceptional Renaissance and eighteenth-century European horology.