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Images of dials made by Samuel Baker and Samuel Baker & Son, Birmingham dial makers active around 1826–50.

Images of dials made by Francis Byrne, a Birmingham dial maker active there in 1772–77 and in London in the 1780s and 1790s.

Images of dials made by William Finnemore, a Birmingham dial maker active in 1810s–1850s, and one image of a dial by Finnemore & Son.

Images of dials made by Richard Hipkiss, a Birmingham dial maker active in the 1780s–1840s

Images of dials made by Edward Hobson and E. Hobson & Son, Birmingham dial makers active in the 1830s.

Images of dials made by the Nicholas brothers, Birmingham factors and dial makers active in the 1790s–1820.

Images of dials made by N. Porter, a Birmingham dial maker active around 1810.

Images of dials made by Wilkes & Baker, Birmingham dial makers active c1810.

Names include David Ramsay, William Partridge, Edward East, Thomas Tompion and others.

Names include Thomas Herbert, Joseph Autram, Richard Vick, Francis Robinson, Thomas Cartwright, Benjamin Gray, George Lindsay, John Ellicot, Benjamin Vulliamy, and Thomas Mudge. Includes a few pages at back on earlier sources.

Handwritten, made by Eileen Bunt. The original book was donated to Guildhall Library on the death of its owner and is held there under ref. CLC/B/227/MS23726/001.

One card per dial. Set also includes some miscellaneous cards with notes. Each card gives dial maker's name, slide numbers, and detailed description of dial that includes: date, type, graphics, signature, main dial description, hemispheres, type of gilded gesso, date aperture, date dial on main dial, seconds dial on main dial, base paint, condition when received, date dial metal, date dial condition

One card per dial. Set also includes some miscellaneous cards with notes. Each card gives dial maker's name, slide numbers, and detailed description of dial that includes: date, type, graphics, signature, main dial description, hemispheres, type of gilded gesso, date aperture, date dial on main dial, seconds dial on main dial, base paint, condition when received, date dial metal, date dial condition

Gives clockmakers' names and dates, slide numbers, and brief description of dials

This collection comprises material created and collected by the Bristol clockmaker Henry Draisey. It contains notebooks, drawings, plans, correspondence, photographs, glass plate negatives and printed material (books, newspaper cuttings, catalogues, price lists, etc.).

This series contains promotional publications produced by watch companies as well as watch and jewellery trade fairs: Baselworls and Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie (SIHH). These include printed material, CD-Roms, photographs and slides.

Baselworld Watch and Jewellery Show was a global trade show of the international watch, jewellery and gem industry, organized each spring in the city of Basel, Switzerland, at the Messeplatz.

Includes the following CD-Roms: "Audemars Piguet mounts a challenge in the America's Cup: 1851-2000 defying the sea, defying time" and "When the Royal Navy and Swiss mountains join forces: The Royal Oak legend".

Photographs show Ref. 1009 and Ref. 5038 gold watches sold in the 1800s.

Also includes an article on the company's history.

Also includes cover letter from Time Products.

The exhibition took place on 1-14 June 2001 at Jaeger-Le Coultre boutique in Old Bond Street, London. File also includes correspondence and an invitation.

Includes the "SIHH 2003" CD-Rom.

One of the photographs shows the newly opened production facility in Glashütte.

Also includes cover letter. Includes drawings of movements and mechanisms.

Includes drawings of movements and mechanisms.

Celebrating 160 years of the company's watchmaking tradition and 125-year history of the brand.

Also includes cover letter.

Also includes a press cutting relating to Patek Philippe's Star Calibre 2000 watch (The Mail on Sunday, 8th October 2000, p. 45).

Also includes unofficial printouts of a time zone map and a catalogue page with Ref. 5110 watches.