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- Exhibitions
- Museums
- Australia, SA, Hahndorf Antique Clock Museum, Hahndorf, a large collection of clocks, many cuckoos, music boxes, watches, fobs, and ornamentals
- Australia, VIC, Bairnsdale Clock Museum, Bairnsdale, more than 600 clocks
- Australia, VIC, Melbourne Clocks Museum, Hampton, private collection
- Australia, VIC, Melbourne Museum, Melbourne
- Austria, Uhrenmuseum, Karlstein
- Austria, Uhrenstube Aschau, Burgenland, tower clocks
- Austria, Wien Uhren Museum [Translate into English]
- Belgium, Clockarium, the Museum of the Art Deco Ceramic Clock, Brussels, more than a thousand art deco ceramic clocks
- Belgium, Horlogerie Museum, Mechelen, a private museum with more than 1000 timepieces, guided tours only
- Belgium, Musée des Arts Décoratifs François Duesberg [Translate into English]
- Belgium, Musées Royaux d'Art et D'Histoire, Brussels, a collection focused on local makers
- Canada, ONT, The Canadian Clock Museum, Deep River, Canada's clock manufacturers and sellers from the early 1800s
- Croatia, Museum of Arts and Crafts, Zagreb, a collection of more than 400 clocks and 200 watches
- Czech Republic, The House of Clocks, Karlstejn, 650 exhibits
- Czech Republic, Museum of Decorative Arts, Prague, large collection of domestic clocks
- Czech Republic, Muzeum Hodin [Clock Museum], Sternberk (in Mähren)
- Czech Republic, National Technical Museum, Prague, time-measuring devides and clockmaking technology
- Denmark, Dänischen Uhrenmuseum, Århus, Danish and other clocks from the 16th C.
- Finland, The Finnish Museum of Horology, Espoo, 5,000 watches as early as the 17th C; also tools and materials
- France, L'Artisan du Temps, Fougères
- France, Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers, Paris
- France, Maison des Horloges, Charroux en Bourbonnais [Translate into English]
- France, Le Musée de l'Horloger, Sisteron
- France, Musée de l'Horlogerie, Saint Nicolas d'Aliermont [Translate into English]
- France, Musée de l'Horlogerie du Haut-Doubs [Translate into English]
- France, Musée de l'Horlogerie et du Décolletage, Cluses [Translate into English]
- France, Musée des Arts et Métiers, Paris [Translate into English]
- France, Musée des Horloges Comtoises et des Automates, Morteau, items relating to comtoise clocks and animations
- France, Musée du Temps, Besançon [Translate into English]
- France, Musée du Temps, Briançon, more than 200 items in 4 rooms
- France, Musée Frédéric Japy, Beaucourt [Translate into English]
- France, Musée Horloger Georges Lemoine, Lorris [Translate into English]
- France, Musée Paul-Dupuy, Toulouse [Translate into English]
- France, Musée Terre et Temps, Sisteron [Translate into English]
- France, Royaume de l'Horloge, Villedieu-les-Poêles, a small museum of 30 clocks
- Germany, Babl´s Uhrensammlung, Waffenbrunn-Rhanwalting, a private collection of 500 wall clocks and regulators of the 19th and 20th centuries
- Germany, Deutches Uhrenmuseum, Furtwangen, a collection of 8,000 items of which 2,500 are on display
- Germany, Dorf- und Uhrenmuseum, Gütenbach, Black Forest clocks especially cuckoos
- Germany, Fränkisches Turmuhrenmuseum [Franconian Tower Clock Museum] [Translate into English]
- Germany, Guenther Dalek's Haus der Uhren, Bad Pyrmont
- Germany, Heimat- und Uhrenmuseum Schwenningen [Translate into English]
- Germany, Historisches Uhren-und Musikgeräte-Museum zu Putbus [Translate into English]
- Germany, Mathematisch-Physikalischer Salon, Dresden, a collection of historical timepieces and scientific instruments
- Germany, Morbier Clock Museum, Düsseldorf, more than 200 Morbier clocks
- Germany, Mühlbacher Uhrenmuseum [Translate into English]
- Germany, Pfälzisches Turmuhrenmuseum [Translate into English]
- Germany, Philipp-Matthäus Hahn Museum, Albstadt, sundials, astronomical equipment, pocket watches
- Germany, Saarländisches Uhrenmuseum [Translate into English]
- Germany, Schlossmuseum [Translate into English]
- Germany, Schwäbisches Turmuhrenmuseum [Translate into English]
- Germany, Technisches Museum der Pforzheimer Schmuck- und Uhrenindustrie [Translate into English]
- Germany, Turmuhrenmuseum Gelnhausen [Translate into English]
- Germany, Turmuhrenmuseum Mistelbach [Translate into English]
- Germany, Uhrenmuseum, Norden
- Germany, Uhrenmuseum, Chemnitz
- Germany, Uhrenmuseum, Velpke [Translate into English]
- Germany, Uhrenmuseum, Obernzenn
- Germany, Uhrenmuseum Bad Grund [Translate into English]
- Germany, Uhrenmuseum Bad Iburg [Translate into English]
- Germany, Uhrenmuseum Frieden'au, Berlin, [Translate into English]
- Germany, Uhrenmuseum Glashütte, Glashütte, the development of the production of watches from 1845 up to the present
- Germany, Uhrenmuseum Karl Gebhardt, Nuremberg, a display of 450 items from a collection of 1200 portable clocks
- Germany, Uhrenmuseum St. Märgen [Translate into English]
- Germany, Wuppertaler Uhrenmuseum [Translate into English]
- Germany, Württembergische Uhrenfabrik, Schwenningen, features restored and fully operational clock manufacturing machinery
- Hungary, Iparmuvészeti Múzeumban [Museum of Applied Arts], Budapest, a wide variety of timepieces
- Italy, Institute and Museum of the History of Science, Florence
- Italy, Museo Poldi Pezzoni, Milan, small collection of early watches and clocks
- Japan, Daimyo Clock Museum, Tokyo, 200 clocks
- Japan, The Fukyama Auto & Clock Museum, Hiroshima
- Japan, The Seiko Institute of Horology, Sumida-ku, Tokyo
- Lithuania, Klaipėda Clock Museum, Klaipėda, European clocks especially Lithuanian
- Netherlands, Het Chronomium [Translate into English]
- Netherlands, Klokkenmuseum G.L. Tasma, Frederiksoord, Dutch and Foreign clocks from 1500-1950 and horological tools
- Netherlands, Museum Boerhave, National Museum of the History of Science and Medicine, Leiden
- Netherlands, Museum of the Dutch clock, Zaandam, all types of Dutch clocks [Translate into English]
- Netherlands, Netherlands Dutch Gold, Silver and Horology Museum [Translate into English]
- New Zealand, Claphams Clocks - The National Clock Museum, Whangarei, 1500 items
- Poland, Muzeum Historyczne Miasta Krakowa, Kracow, 250 European clocks
- Poland, Muzeum Rzemiosl Artystycznych i Precyzyjnych [Museum of Artistic and Precision Handicrafts ], Warsaw
- Poland, Muzeum Zegarów Wiezowych, Gdansk
- Romania, The Clock Museum, Ploiesti
- Russia, Polytechnical Museum, Moscow, six collections showing chronometers and scientific instruments, Russian horology, and watchmaker tools
- Slovakia, Clock Museum, Bratislava, three floors of exhibition from 17th C
- Spain, Museo de la Cerámica y los Relojes Basilio Sobrecueva [Translate into English]
- Spain, Museo de Relojes de Don Andrés Santiago Zarzuelo
- Spain, Museo de Rolojes, La Coruña, a collection of 82 clocks
- Spain, Museo de Rolojes [Translate into English]
- Switzerland, Audemars Piguet Museum, La Brassus, private museum open only by appointment in the original workshops of Jules Louis Audemars
- Switzerland, Carl F Bucherer Museum, Lengnau, company history and watches
- Switzerland, Girard-Perregaux Museum, La Chaux-de-Fonds, some unique timepieces
- Switzerland, JeanRichard Museum of Watchmaking, La Chaux-de-Fonds, tools and machinery showing the development of the manufacturing process over three centuries
- Switzerland, Junod Museum, Lausanne, more than 500 watches from the Junod company and others
- Switzerland, Kellenberger Collection at the Gewerbemuseum Winterthur, Winterthur, clocks from the Renaissance to atomic. Special collections include iron console clocks of the Winterthurer clockmaker Liechti from the 16th and 17th centuries and 18th century Swiss wood wheel clocks
- Switzerland, Musée d'Horlogerie du Locle [Translate into English]
- Switzerland, Musée de l'Horlogerie et de l'Émaillerie, Geneva, more than 5,800 pieces - closed to the public until 2009
- Switzerland, Musée International d'Horlogerie [Translate into English]
- Switzerland, Patek Philippe Museum, Geneva, a display of watches, musical automata and portrait miniatures from the 16th to the 19th century
- Switzerland, Uhrenmuseum Beyer Zürich [Translate into English]
- Switzerland, Wichterheer Museum of Timepieces and Mechanical Music Instruments, Oberhofen - Lake Thun, turret clocks, wall and mantel clocks, organ clocks, pocket and wristwatches
- Thailand, Ancient Clock Museum, Bangkok, the collection of King Rama V
- Turkey, Dolmabahce Palace Clock Museum, Istanbul, Turkish, French, and English clocks of the 18th and 19th centuries
- Turkey, Rahmi M. Koç Museum, Instanbul
- UK, Belmont House, Throwley, Kent, the collection of the 5th Lord Harris
- UK, BHI Museum, Upton, open to members only
- UK, The British Museum, London
- UK, Chertsey Museum , Chertsey, Surrey, fine British and Continental examples of a variety of clocks and watches from the mid 18th century period to the late nineteenth century. These silver and gold fob watches date from the period 1783 to the late 19th century
- UK, The Clockmakers' Museum, London, 600 English and European watches, 30 clocks and 15 marine timekeepers, together with a number of rare horological portraits from c.1600 to c.1850
- UK, The Collection, Lincoln, watches and clocks
- UK, Cuckooland's Cuckoo Clock Museum, Tabley, Cheshire, one of the worlds largest collection of cuckoo clocks with thousands of assorted exhibits
- UK, Dornoch Historylinks Museum, Dornoch, Scotland, AM Paul's Watchmaker & Jeweller's Tools
- UK, A Dorset Collection of Clocks, Dorset, a collection of Dorset longcase clocks and other timepieces
- UK, Moyse's Hall Museum, Bury St. Edmunds
- UK, Museum of the History of Science, Oxford, includes the world's largest collection of astrolabes
- UK, The National Maritime Museum, Greenwich
- UK, Prescot Museum of Clock and Watch Making, Prescot
- UK, The Science Museum, South Kensington, London
- UK, Tymperleys Clock Museum, Colchester, clocks made in Colchester between 1640 and 1840
- UK, The Victoria and Albert Museum, South Kensington, London
- UK, The Wallace Collection, West End, London
- USA, AL, Old Timers & Chimers Clock Shop and Museum, Opelika, a wide variety of more than 250 clocks
- USA, CT, American Watch & Clock Museum, Bristol, a large collection of American and foreign clocks and watches from 1595
- USA, CT, Timexpo, The Timex Museum, Waterbury, the museum of the Timex company with exhibits back to 1850
- USA, IA, Bily Clock Museum, Spillville
- USA, MA, Charles River Museum of Industry, Waltham
- USA, MA, Harvard University Collection of Historic Scientific Instruments has 16 observatory grade Astronomical regulators (including Ellicot, Thompion, Howard, Willard, Bond, Riefler and Short) and about 100 other horological objects. including one of the worlds best collection of diptych ivory sundials
- USA, MA, J. Cheney Wells Clock Gallery, Sturbridge Village, early American clocks
- USA, MA, The Waltham Museum, Waltham
- USA, MA, Willard House & Clock Museum, North Grafton, over 80 clocks made by the Willard family
- USA, MI, Henry Ford Museum, Dearborn
- USA, NY, Bundy Museum, Binghamton, time recording clocks
- USA, NY, Hoffman Clock Museum, Newark, over 250 antique timepieces from 8 countries, with emphasis on NY State clockmakers
- USA, NY, Ithaca Clock Museum, Ithaca, clocks made in the Ithaca area
- USA, OH, Taft Museum, Cincinnati, 17th thru 19th century watches
- USA, OH, The Verdin Bell & Clock Museum, Cincinnati
- USA, OR, The Conger Street Clock Museum, Eugene, 20 exhibits
- USA, PA, The National Watch & Clock Museum, Columbia, the largest horological museum in North America of more than 12,000 items
- USA, TX, Old Clock Museum, Pharr, over 2,000 clocks from all over the world
- USA, WV, Wood Memorial Clock Museum, Hinton, clocks from around the world starting from the 1700s
- Virtual Museums and Collections
- Barrie's Virtual Clock Museum
- Barry S Goldberg's Pocket Watch Collection
- Clocks Are Us
- Daniel Fanlupt's Tower Clocks [Translate into English]
- Dave's American Clocks, a virtual museum of over 50 American clocks with pictures and descriptions
- DB's Antique Clocks
- De Klokkenversamelaar [The Clock Collector]
- Early Clocks, Lee Barrett's site of primitive and quirky clocks
- Heartland Horology - American Pocketwatches
- History of the Solar Wristwatch, a virtual museum of the major developments in the evolution of the solar powered wristwatch since its invention by Roger Riehl in 1972
- JD's & KL's Clock & Timepiece Collection
- John Ledwon's Hammond Clocks
- John Ream's Clock Museum
- Jonathon Snellenburg Timepieces
- Lux Clocks, Dan & Diana's collection
- Mark Frank's Bank Vault Time Lock Collection
- Mark Frank's Skeleton Clock Collection
- Mark Frank's Tower Clock Collection
- Museum of Science and Industry's Time Exhibit
- The New Poor-Man's Clock Museum
- PocketCalculatorShow.com's Nerd Watch Museum
- Rick Thomes' Electro-Mechanical Clock Collection
- Sangamo Clock Museum
- Skip Kerr's Clock Collection
- Tokunaga's Watch Museum
- Tower Clocks at Wolf Antiquities
- Waltham Clock Company Museum by Andy Dervan
- The Waterbury Watch Museum
- Miscellaneous
