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The clock, not the steam-engine, is the key-machine of the modern industrial age. --Lewis Mumford Perpignan, 1356 Su Sung's Water Clock, 1094 Mechanical Clock: a definition Verge with Pendulum Regulator (Huygens, 1658) So who


  1. The clock, not the steam-engine, is the key-machine of the modern industrial age. --Lewis Mumford

  2. Perpignan, 1356

  3. Su Sung's Water Clock, 1094

  4. Mechanical Clock: a definition

  5. Verge with Pendulum Regulator (Huygens, 1658)

  6. So who invented the mechanical clock?

  7. Who wants time?

  8. Time as a public institution

  9. Early Watches

  10. Privatization of time

  11. The Horological Revolution (1660-1760)

  12. Longitude

  13. Watch-making and Protestantism

  14. Manufacture of Clocks

  15. The Watch Trade

  16. Specialization and Division of Labour

  17. Swiss Watches

  18. Interchangeable Parts

  19. The Quartz Watch

  20. Revolution in Time by David S. Landes

  21. Photo Credits Flickr images (CC licenced): Greefus groiks: Timex watch Leo Reynolds: Clock Squares CheekyBikerBoy: Black and White Curious Expeditions: Clockwork watch with innards Éole: Perpignan Train Station Wikimedia Commons images James Wainwrigth: Grainy Clock (CC licenced): Tower Racklever: Harrison's H5 Thomas Hawk: San Fransisco Church All other images are public domain dugspr: Peace Tower SuLeS: Pocket Watch in hands John S. Page: 'No Popery' sign Kaptain Kobold: Lego Pirates michaelGro: Rolex Sign

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