Nautical Chronometer

Marine Chronometer by Dobbie McInnes No. 10031. Three-tier mahogany box with inset cartouche signed Dobbie McInnes Ltd 10031, Glasgow. Inset brass carrying handles, brass escutche...

Marine chronometer J & A. Walker South Castle Street Liverpool 19th century mahogany Marine Chronometer two stage case with Bone plaques, viewing glass and flush fitting side handle...

This exceptionally rare and important precision chronometer, or deck watch, was crafted by the famed Vacheron Constantin. One of the most accurate instruments ever created for measur...

A two day marine chronometer by Batty and sons, Manchester housed in a brass bound rosewood case with gimbals , all retaining the original lacquer. The two day movement of fine qua...

A rare early 19th century two day marine chronometer by Parkinson and Frodsham number 1002 This chronometer has been in the same family for over 100 years and is in the original ...

Marine chronometer signed Thomas Mercer Ltd St. Albans England, n. 17064, made in the 1940s. Mechanical hand-wound movement with power reserve of 56 hours, complete with original key...

A lovely example of a small early 19th century two day marine chronometer by Johnson, London. In a brass bound mahogany three-tier case and housed in brass gimbals.        

Marine chronometer by Dobbie McInnes No. 10031 Three-tier mahogany box with inset cartouche signed Dobbie McInnes Ltd 10031, Glasgow. Inset brass carrying handles, brass escutcheo...

A wonderful example of 19th century marine timekeeping, by the leading maker Frodsham in partnership with Keen, Liverpool. Housed in a super burr walnut three tier case fully brass ...

A two day marine chronometer in the original brass bound mahogany case. Purchased by the Admiralty in 1895, it was 27th in the annual trial of chronometers at the Royal Observatory, ...

His balance and hairsprings were used by many chronometer makers. He also supplied many retailers and nautical opticians with complete movements.

Antique Waltham Ship's Chronometer, circa 1910, fine brass clock mounted on brass gimbal in double hinged mahogany case. The collector had it running but has since stopped. So the...

A Fine Two Day Marine Chronometer By Dent, London No.58553 Two day marine chronometer by Dent housed in a beautiful three tier mahogany brass bound box with inset carrying handles t...

A rare small one day experimental marine chronometer, which was on trial in 1832 at Greenwich. It has unusual steel timing screws.

The case is signed... Max Kuner Nautical Optician, Chronometer and Watch Maker. Agent U.S.

Navigare Necesse Est Authentic Models desktop clock, (Amsterdam London Paris), fashioned after an original by the famous London instrument maker, John Poole. The inlaid case is solid...

Sewill, Estd 1800 AD, chronometer, watch & nautical instrument manufacturer, to the right honorable the lords commissioners of the admiralty."

Negus, which manufactured and sold maritime chronometers and nautical instruments at 140 Water Street, New York City near the East River.

10-cm engraved silvered dial with rare 24-hour Arabic numerals and silver hands signed Charles Frodsham, 84 Strand London No. 3402, subsidiaries for seconds and up/down, engraved med...

Here is a very rare WW II Roth Brothers deck watch housed in a chronometer type case so that it is sometimes referred to in that fashion. Inside, it has an antique Waltham Crescent S...

Elgin National Watch Co. marine chronometer Father Time, a hand-wound watch with a 40-hour power reserve, dating from 1918–1920, This is a highly accurate clock used to compare the ...

This antique surveyor's compass originates from Scotland and dates to approximately 1880 and made in the period Victorian style. The compass case is composed of solid brass with a me...

Boxed compass by Dirigo of Seattle. Alcohol filled card, alloy bezel, fitted to a unique custom box via gimbal, with hinged lid. Dimensions: 8 1/2" L x 4 1/2" W x 6" H.

Presented is a British nautical sextant, dating to the 1830-40s. The brass and wood sextant was made by Spencer & Co. in London. The sextant has a wood body, brass index arm, and an ...

An elegant gilt-bronze officer's clock with a handle. The clock features clean lines, embellished with floral decorations and figures of fantastical animals on the front, evoking the...

A handsome early–mid 20th-century Longines marine chronometer, housed in its original mahogany single-tier chronometer box with brass fittings. This would have been used aboard ships...

Rare ship's chronometer by Whyte, Thomson & Co., Makers to the Admiralty, 144 Broomielaw, GLASGOW, number 4492, housed in its beautiful original three-tiered rosewood-veneered case w...

Number 199, a two day marine chronometer by James McCabe, London, beautifully signed and numbered on the dial and movement, and the number on the bottom of the bowl. In a three part ...

This is an antique cased octant. A Scottish, ebony navigational instrument, dating to the Victorian period, circa 1850. Appealing navigation instrument with fascinating display inte...