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4 March 2026
March 2026 Horological Journal
This month we feature on the covers a watch made exclusively by Christopher Ward for British Watchmakers’ Day in London. The C1 Loco 7326 is limited to ten pieces and named in accordance with the date of the event – 7 March 2026. Also in this issue, David Poole MBE FBHI continues his ‘Let’s Make […]
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FEBRUARY 2026 Horological Journal
This month we feature on the covers Peter Haward’s quarter-scale test model of his Richard de Wallingford replica clock, which is on long-term loan to the Museum of Timekeeping. Justin Koullapis FBHI explains more in his special report. Also in this issue, Malcolm Wild FBHI describes his design for a lever feed for the Schaublin […]
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January 2026 Horological Journal
This month we feature a modern reproduction of the Prague Astronomical Clock as horologist Stephen Phillips explains how he created a working replica. Click to read the article for free Also in this issue, David Poole MBE FBHI continues his ‘Let’s make a clock’ series, we congratulate the BHI students who were recognised for their […]
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167th Annual General Meeting
New Date: Saturday 24 January 2026 at 1pmNotice of Meeting and Agenda Agenda By Order of the Council
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October 2025 Horological Journal
This month we feature one of the earliest pendulum clocks made in Britain – the Fromanteel Pendulum ‘Box Clock’ – on the covers. The clock has certainly had an interesting 20th century, which Justin Koullapis FBHI describes in his article. Also in this issue, David Poole MBE FBHI continues his ‘Let’s make a clock’ series, […]
Find out more1 October 2025
Your Journal needs you!
The Horological Journal – posted to every BHI member in the UK (click on www.bhi.co.uk/about-us/individual-members) to join) – is the oldest technical publication in the world, revered by watch and clockmakers, repairers, collectors and innovators. It has been educating horologists since the 1850s, and today it is looking for new authors to share their expertise, […]
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