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An unlikely clockmaker cracked longitude — Adam Smith Institute
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Marine Timekeeper known as 'H5' by John Harrison and Son 1770 | Science Museum Group Collection
The John Harrison Foundation for the Study of Timekeeping Practices - H4: The Ultimate Achievement By 1755 John Harrison had been attacking the Longitude Problem for twenty-seven years. H3 had been abandoned
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Bonhams : John Harrison, Liverpool. An 18ct gold key wind full hunter pocket watch Movement No.9215, Chester Hallmark for 1837
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A portrait of Mr Harrison and his timekeepers - Science Museum Blog
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Rare pocketwatch linked to record-breaking episode of Only Fools and Horses found - Mirror Online
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TIL in 1714 the British government offered £20K (~£2m today) to solve the longitude problem - which had cost thousands of lives due to a lack of ship positioning. John Harrison, a
A pocket watch dial signed M Harrison & Son Liverpool having a Swiss keyless wind lever movement in
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H4 | Royal Museums Greenwich
