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Portrait by Thomas King, 1767
Portrait by Thomas King, 1767
Henry Sully's clock (Fig.1) with escapement (Fig.2) and shipboard gimbaled suspension mechanism (Fig.7)
Henry Sully's clock (Fig.1) with escapement (Fig.2) and shipboard gimbaled suspension mechanism (Fig.7)
Harrison's first sea clock, the H1
Harrison's first sea clock, the H1
Harrison's second sea clock, the H2
Harrison's second sea clock, the H2
A marine chronometer by Charles Frodsham of London, shown turned upside down to reveal the movement. Chronometer circa 1844–1860.
A marine chronometer by Charles Frodsham of London, shown turned upside down to reveal the movement. Chronometer circa 1844–1860.
The marine "Chronometer" of Jeremy Thacker used gimbals and a vacuum in a bell jar.
The marine "Chronometer" of Jeremy Thacker used gimbals and a vacuum in a bell jar.