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CO-REF-04 · Mechanical clock

Clock - Jeremias Sautter, Austria, ca. 1700

ca. 1700 · Jeremias Sautter · United States (present holding)

Reference only - no custodian contact requestedReal-world source

Cited from a public museum record so that a real example stands beside the invented ones. Nobody has been approached and nothing has been proposed.

Research interest

An Austrian clock from around 1700 that has outlived its maker, his workshop, the state he lived in, and every person who ever wound it. It is in a museum in another country and it still exists.

This is the entire argument for building durable instruments, and it takes one sentence. Everything I have written about long-duration experiments is a longer version of looking at an object like this one.

Documentation

Museum object record
Public. Media identified by the institution as CC0 / public domain.