The Clockmakers' Museum

TICK TOCK
is seldom heard at Britain’s Clockmaker’s Museum, now on the second floor of London’s Science Museum. The collection of time pieces old and new, instead, tells a tale little known: how and why something as mundane as tracking the passage of time mattered in history and science. Also, there are many beautiful objects.

A nice part of the Science Museum which is quieter without the screaming kids, so can relax and read all the info at your own pace.

It's interesting to see the importance of time keepings and it's relevance to Maritime navigation, and how this was needed by Britain in growing and maintaining it's empire.

Clock master Museum it is on the second floor of London's science museum. It is a small but delightful display of the British clock work that will not fail to impress.

That exhibits cover wide range of watches and clocks of various period, showing well decorated cases, different movements and their working style.

Interesting clocks from the early days of measuring time. Up to 500 years ago.

But ofcourse they had to make watches and wall clocks of gold! I was shocked and dazzled by the beauty, intricacies and fragility of these beautiful pocket watches. Fascinating!

Nice clock exhibition inside the Science Museum. There some really nice watches and complete collections. You don't need a special ticket to enter, just check the map and go straight there.

We found this specialist museum within the Science Museum. If you have an interest in the history of clocks and watches and how the work, you will find this a fascinating place to visit.

This is not a museum, its entirely located within Science Museum, stop confusing people. Submitting edit to Google to delete this place from Google Maps.