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Chronometry or
horology (lit. 'the
study of time') is the
science studying the
measurement of time and timekeeping.
Chronometry enables the establishment...
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Wadsworth (1965) A
History of
Repeating Watches,
Offprint from
Antiquarian Horology (originally
published in
parts from
September 1965 to June 1966). Manfred...
- In
horology, a
complication is any
feature of a
timepiece beyond the
display of hours,
minutes and seconds. A
timepiece indicating only hours, minutes...
- the
original on 2007-10-18.
Retrieved 2007-10-10.,
author is
Curator of
Horology at the
British Museum Derry, T.K.; Williams,
Trevor (1993). A
Short History...
- of
Manufacture of the
British Empire, Etc. p. 703. Hood,
Grant (1904).
Modern Methods in
Horology.
Kansas City
Jeweler and Optician. p. 44. FH glossary...
- In
horology, a movement, also
known as a
caliber or
calibre (British English), is the
mechanism of a
watch or timepiece, as
opposed to the case, which...
- The
British Horological Institute (BHI) is the
representative body of the
horological industry in the
United Kingdom. It was
founded by a
group of clockmakers...
-
Parsons Horological Institute (originally, La
Porte School for Watchmakers; also
known as
Parsons Horological School) was the
first horological school...
- The
International Museum of
Horology, French: Musée
international d'horlogerie, is a
horological museum in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland. It is owned...
- The Holy Trinity, also
known as The Big Three, is the name
given in
horology to
three of the
biggest and
oldest watchmakers in the world. The
watch brands...
