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June 2026 Horological Journal
1 June 2026
This month we feature on the covers The Origins Clock, a faithful recreation of Harrison’s H1 – and the closest to an exact replica yet in a long series of Harrison-inspired Sea Clocks made by Sinclair Harding. All is explained in a special report by Justin Koullapis FBHI – read the article for free here: Download the article for free here
Also in this issue, David Poole MBE FBHI continues his ‘Let’s make a clock’ series, and Ben Tubbing rounds off his two-part article on a pendulum with parametric excitation.
Below is a list of the articles available in the June edition of The Horological Journal.
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An Interview with Mike France
The Pragnell-Bray ʻOriginsʼ Clock
Justin Koullapis FBHI
A Helping Hand for Students 97
David Poole MBE FBHI
A Pendulum with Parametric Excitation – Part 2
Ben Tubbing
Bench View
Mike Flannery FBHI
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