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The Grasshopper (pictured)

Reference No. S236G

The Grasshopper Clock is based on the first marine chronometer made by the world's most famous clock maker, John Harrison (1693 - 1776). His marine timepieces made it possible for seafarers to navigate accurately and can be viewed at the Royal observatory in Greenwich, London. The clock features the "grasshopper escapement" operated by two inter-linked pendulums that compensated for the motion of a ship. The movement is hand made from solid brass, polished and gold plated. The dials are silver plated with the seconds indicated by the scale above the clock face.Each clock is supplied with a copy of Dava Sobel's book Longitude that reveals the story of John Harrison's life.

Eight day gold plated fusee movement

Solid mahogany case with key drawer and glass canopy

Silver plated dials and fine Brequet hands

Production is limited to 50 pieces annually

Certificate of Authenticity

Height:  21" (53cm)

Width:   13.5" (34cm)

Depth:   10" (25cm)

If you would like a confirmed quote on any of the below including shipping and professional set-up please do not hesitate to email us at Timetips.

The Great Wheel   S200G

A copy of an elegant timepiece originally made in France, circa 1890. The apparent simplicity of the design is achieved by omitting a wheel from the more conventional gear train and making compensating changes in the tooth counts of the remaining gearing. The movement is hand made from solid brass, polished and gold plated.

The Great Wheel  S200S

A copy of an elegant timepiece originally made in France, circa 1890. The apparent simplicity of the design is achieved by omitting a wheel from the more conventional gear train and making compensating changes in the tooth counts of the remaining gearing. The movement is hand made from solid brass, polished and rhodium plated.

The Congreve  S203G

A favourite of clock collectors, the Rolling Ball Clock was invented by

Sir William Congreve and patented in 1808. The traverse of the ball along the grooves of the inclined platform regulates the clock by tripping the escapement at the end of each cycle and reversing the slope. The principle of the clock is such that the accuracy of the timekeeping is limited to +/- 15 minutes per day. The movement is hand made from solid brass, polished and gold plated.