A web site dedicated to sundials, with pictures and a freeware program to download.

Dedicated to research on antique clocks with Attleboro Clock Co. Attleboro Mass on the dial.

Basic introduction to how electric clocks work. Hobbyist's collection gallery with animations and related links.

Pictures and description of a fully functional replica of an 1800's fusee engine.

A collector of Atmos clocks who is looking to buy additional ones. Many pictures of the different styles of Atmos clocks and short descriptions of them.

The history and uses of the astrolabe, a very ancient astronomical computer for solving problems relating to time and the position of the Sun and stars in the sky.

Specializing in research on the early clockmakers of New England. Has records of tower clock installations for Seth Thomas, E. Howard, Stevens and Schwalbach clock companies.

Horological directory of web sites for organizations, museums for clocks and watches, mailing lists, book reviews and a watch and clock FAQ.

Information and pictures on pocket watches, mantel clocks, carriage clocks, marine chronometers, electric clocks, and wristwatches.

Features a slide show on "Collecting Illinois Watches Without Going Broke", and discussion on private labeled Bunn Specials.

History and information about Westclox, trade name of the Western Clock Manufacturing Company. Important dates, patents, advertisements, catalogs and online ordering of select reproduction replacement parts.

Horological books

Pictures and information about antique and vintage clocks including grandfather, mantle and wall clocks. Electric and master clocks, time recorders and anything to do with horology.

Website showing John Harrison's great achievements in the field of horology.

The Horological Foundation's directory of web sites for watches, clocks, instruments and barometers.

A collection of UK websites for antiques.

Listing and photographs of clocks in a personal collection.

A virtual museum of over 50 antique and vintage American clocks.

Includes illustrations and information on styles from 1815-1920 and clocks for sale.

Contains a history of the Standard Electric Time Company, links to various collections with images and several case studies of restorations of school systems.

Photographs and descriptions of registered clocks that have been reported stolen.