Antiquarian Horology and the Proceedings of the Antiquarian Horological Society
- First published
- 1972
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Antiquarian Horology is the quarterly flagship publication of the Antiquarian Horological Society, an organization founded in 1953 in the United Kingdom to foster the study and appreciation of timepieces. It emerged during a period of growing academic and amateur interest in horological history, aiming to serve as a bridge between specialized scholarly research and the broader community of clock and watch enthusiasts.
The journal is recognized for its rigorous editorial standards and commitment to documenting the evolution of mechanical timekeeping. It features contributions from leading historians and conservators, covering technical developments, biographical histories of makers, and the preservation of historical instruments. The design of the volumes has remained characteristically understated and archival in nature, prioritizing the clarity of technical diagrams and historical photographs to support its role as a permanent reference work for collectors and researchers.
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