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Handley and Moore were NOT apprentices of either Aynsworth or John Thwaites
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The first watch with no balance
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Christaan Huygens on a shop front in Amsterdam
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A different kind of memento
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'Pin a long time...
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The watches of Samuel Pepys
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Ringing in the New Year
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The tools are important too
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Backwards and forwards
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A deadly wind up
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The last piece of the jigsaw: a relatable story for researchers
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Christ transformed into an astronomer
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A time for sport
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Time to count our blessings
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On the trail of a turret clock
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Unfriending in the eighteenth century
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To Gaddesden (on the trail of a turret clock, part 2)
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Time symbols in cemeteries
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Who was Master Humphrey?
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An eighteenth-century wind-up
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