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That moment when you decide Julian Fellowes either has a secret interest in clock making or has a good friend who has researched the ever living hell out of the subject, if not taken it up as a hobby.
Man.
Y'all.
If I thought the Grimm fandom was small the clock fandom is so much smaller.
Why am I so niche?
Is this what being in my 40's is gonna be like?
Man.
Clock making stimboard for anon. Some clock facts:
🕰️ England’s Salisbury Cathedral Clock is world’s oldest functioning clock, built in 1386.
🕰️ The NIST-F1 Cesium Fountain Clock is the world’s most accurate clock. Developed by the National Institute of Standards and Technology in Colorado, the clock will run precisely on time for the next 20 million years.
🕰️ In October 1971, Joseph C. Hafele and Richard E. Keating tested the theory of relativity by flying four cesium-beam atomic clocks twice around the world east and west. When they compared them to the clocks at the United States Naval Observatory, the clocks were no longer in sync, indicating time dilation had occured.
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An 1870s “Blinking Eye” clock (case by Bradley & Hubbard and movement by Chauncey Jerome) 30-hour time only brass movement, spring motivated. "C. Jerome" stamped on movement.
Plants on a Pink Clock via A Beautiful Mess
The American Clock & Watch Museum (ACWM) in Bristol, CT has provided a temporary loan of an important orrery clock made by Zacharie-Nicholas-Amé-Joseph Raingo of France in the first quarter of the 19th century to the National Watch & Clock Museum. It is believed that only about 25 of these clocks were produced. Today, they can be found in important museum collections, including the Musée de l’Horlogerie, Besançon; the Royal Collection, Madrid; Glasgow Art Gallery the London Science Museum, and the British Royal Collection Trust.
An early 20th century time-lock by the E. Howard Clock Company.