- the
hours audibly was
called a
timepiece. This
distinction is not
generally made any longer.
Watches and
other timepieces that can be
carried on one's person...
- Look up
timepiece in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Timepiece is
often another word for a clock.
Watch Grandfather clock Sundial Hourgl**** Time Piece...
- Cox's
timepiece is a
clock developed in the 1760s by
James Cox. It was
developed in
collaboration with John
Joseph Merlin (with whom Cox also
worked on...
- jet-setting
lifestyle and
became both a
fashion statement and a
usable timepiece for
those who travel.
Naomi Campbell, Bono,
Angela B****ett and
Derek Jeter...
-
Bulova is an
American luxury timepiece manufacturing company that was
founded in 1875 in New York City.
Formally the
Bulova Watch Company, it
makes watches...
- as the
swing of pendulums.
Oscillating timekeepers are used in
modern timepieces.
Sundials and
water clocks were
first used in
ancient Egypt c. 1200 BC...
-
verge pendulum clocks had
lighter bobs,
which reduced accuracy.
Verge timepieces tend to
accelerate as the
crown wheel and the
pallets wear down. This...
-
Century Time Gems Ltd was
founded on
January 5, 1966, by Hans-Ulrich Klingenberg, the
first day upon the
abolition of the "Statut horloger",
which had...
-
Timepiece (foaled 7
February 2007) is a
British Thoroughbred racehorse and broodmare. In a
racing career which lasted from
September 2009
until September...
- Rose: a
timepiece novel. Edinburgh:
Barrington Stoke. ISBN 978-1-84299-317-0. OCLC 751806387. Perry, Anne (2011). Rose of no man's land: a
timepiece novel...
