Reginald's favorite clock

Did you know that skeleton clocks are a French marvel of the 18th century? A horologist (for pronunciation visit: here) could display his/her craftsmanship by showing the intricate works of the clock. Elaborate frameworks were devised to showcase the inner workings.​

​

In England, skeleton clocks found favor and became quite popular during the Victorian period. Skeleton clocks often feature a chapter ring in the shape of a cathedral’s rose window. In fact the frameworks were also made to reflect a cathedral.
 

To showcase our latest skeleton clock, we would like to introduce you to Reginald.