England Clock Manufacturers Hallmarks
| Henry Abrahams Barnett, Londres BHA inside an oval (1900) – BHA Reliance London (1899) Dealer/Importer of Gustav Becker watches, music boxes… |
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| Andrew y Co. Limited, Londres Perivale (1920) These watches were marketed by Andrew and Co. Limited. Clocks with 8 and 14 day winding, with combined Whittington chimes and Westminster chimes |
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| Arthur Baume, Londres AB(1900) watchmaker and importer. |
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| J.W. Benson, Londres Goldsmith and watchmaker. 1884 |
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| Bentima Co. Ltd, Londres Bentina – Perivale All British Clocks trident warrior clock. Watch merchant made by others, such as Perivale Clock Manufacturing Co. |
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| Joel Blanckensee & Co, Birmingham Le Roi Rey (1899) – Trade Mark Bee (1876) Trader and importer of Swiss watches. The bee mark is seen on IWC watch movements, which were imported into England. 1899 |
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| All British Escapement Co, Londres ABEC escapement wheel (1928) Manufacturer of platform escapements for Smith and Jaeger. In 1931 it was renamed British Jaeger. |
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| British United Clock Co, Birmingham BUC Co (1885) – Trade Mark BUC Co (1885) watch maker. |
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| British Watch Cases, Londres BWC (1937) Watch cases manufacturer. |
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| Combine Watch Co, La Chaux-de-Fonds, Swiss CWCo rombo (1926) – Albion ship (1925) Watches and parts. With the Albion brand they exported watches to England. |
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| S.Davall & Sons, Londres Davall made in England (1931) – Tower Bridge London (1931) English watch manufacturer. 1930 |
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| E. Dent & Co, Londres Dent London (1876) – Dent triangle (1876) Watches and precision instruments. |
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| John Dent, Londres Sultan luna star (1885) Exporter to the Turkish market. |
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| Dyer & Cartland, Birmingham Marca:Dyer (1823) Pocket watches. Later as James Cartland & Co and James Cartland & Sons |
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| Samuel Edgcumbe, Plymouth SE ovalo (1870) |
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| J.J. Elliott & Sons Ltd, Clerkenwel JJE England (1908) Quality watches. |
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| FW Elliot Ltd., Londres Elliott London (1882) – E inside circle (1883) – FW Elliot Ltd (1885) Watch manufacturers Imperial. |
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| Enfield Clock Co, Londres SMITHS ENFIELD (1933) – SMITHS ASTRAL (1933) – NTG Tempora foreign (1930) Founded in 1929 by Carl Schatz, J W Roles, Charles Baxter and F H Chisholm. In 1933 it was sold to Smiths Industries. This led to the world famous Smiths Enfield watches. |
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| Fattorini & Sons, Yorkshire Fattorini & Sons (1850) – FFS (1850) Antonio Fattorini, Italian immigrant, in 1850 he set up a jewelry and watch shop. |
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| Charles Frodsham, Londres Crown Anchor medal of honor medal of the Queen Manufacturer of watches. 1834 |
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| Fulda & David Ltd., Londres F&D (1907) Watch trading. |
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| Garrard Engineering and Manufacturing Company, Londres Garrard Proven Patent Made in England (1925) It was formed in 1915 for the manufacture of rangefinders for the army and rope springs for gramaphones. A subsidiary company Garrard Clock Ltd began making the clocks in 1931. They made luxury watches, but with machinery from others, including a movement with the choice of Westminster, Winchester and Whittington chimes with the fully jeweled lever. |
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| Alfred Holgate Russell, Londres y Liverpool Tempus Fugit water paddle wheel (1878) Manufacturer of instruments and clocks. Also like Alfred Russell & Co. |
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| George Holloway, Londres Crown with Cross Hollowa Co Trade H&Co Mark (1876) |
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| W.J Huber, Londres WJH within an oval Carriage Clock Factory, 1872 |
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| JC.Jennens & Son, Londres JC.Jennens & Son Founded in 1853 and continued by his son until 1912. They made long case watches. |
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| Kelvin & James Ltd., Glasgow Lord Kelvin Trade Mark (?) Instrument maker. |
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| J.R.Losada, Londres J.R.Losada Londres (1879) Spanish watchmaker, born in Leon and emigrated to London. Watches, chronometers and parts. |
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| Thomas Mercer Ltd, Londres Electric clocks in St. Albans, London, founded 1858. Manufactured chronometers, still in operation today. |
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| Albert Mond, Londres Inventic (1917) Importer to England of Eduard Kummer watches |
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| H.B. Muir & Co, Londres H.B.MUIR & Co London head shield (1882) Watch and instrument trade |
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| New England Clock, Bristol, USA New England Clock (1956) |
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| Newsome & Co, Londres JN&Co L&Co ancora Trade Mark Registred Watch maker, also like Ellis Newton in Birmingham. |
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| Ellis Newton, Birmingham L J.N. & Co. C ancoras (1881) Instrument and jewelry maker |
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| Nielsen & Co. Ltd., Londres Nicole Nielson & Co. London romb (1879) Watchmaker |
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| Perivale Clock Manufacturing Co, Londres British anvil Anvil Made in Perivale-London – Perivale All British Clocks trident warrior clock Manufacturer 8 and 14 day winding clocks, with combined Whittington chimes and Westminster chimes. The Anvil brand with the anvil is shared with Anton Neininger |
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| Alrber Perrier Marie, Londres Luna star (1881) Manufacturer and watchmaker |
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| Henri Picard & Frere, Londres Geneva Springs (1885) – Progress Trade Mark (1888) – Martin (1886) – Leon montaña (1913) Watches and parts. It was the English branch of Henri Picard & Freres. Today it still works. |
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| Pinnacle Watch Co. Ltd, Londres Pinnacle Watch Gallo (1931) Watch merchant. |
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| Platauer Brothers, Birmingham y Bristol Wheeler Bros horse (1879) Clockmaker |
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| Robert Pringle & Co, Londres WW lanzas (1881) – RP&S hachas Registred Trade Mark (1889) Watch merchant. Also as Robert Pringle & Sons |
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| Joseph Radges & Co, Coventry London Coutts & Co (1879) |
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| J.Rankin Rankin Catrine Scottish watchmaker of 1807 |
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| Redfern & Co, Finsbury E Election Grand Prix Berne 1914 (1917) Election watch importer in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Swiss |
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| Arthur George Rendell, Londres AGR (1907) Swiss watch importer. |
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| Richard & Co, Paris-Londres, France-England RC (1867) – R&C (1867) – R&Co (1867) It was founded in Paris in 1848 under a different name, adding a London branch in 1857. In 1867 it became the English branch of Richard & Co., 24 Cannon Street, London. In France, this would be Richard et Cie. |
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| James Richardson, Londres Jas Richardson Liverpool eagle bird (1882) – Richardson London eagle bird (1882) Watch manufacturer. |
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| Ferdinand Roesing, Londres Roses and trumpet (1878) |
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| Rotherham & Sons, Londres y Coventry Square trident serpent star (1915) – R&S within rhombus (1915) – RS trident (1915) – Star trident serpent (1915) – Arabic signs (1878) – Star trident serpent (1880) Pocket watches and bracelet manufacturer since 1822. Also mount Swiss movements. |
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| Royal Chronometer Company of Greenwich, Londres Royal Greenwich lion circle (1886) Clocks and chronometers |
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| Thomas Russell & Sons Watch Co. Ltd, Liverpool Manufacturer of watches and instruments. 1877 |
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| H.Samuel, Manchester Registered Trade Mark Horse with rider H. Samuel Founded in 1862, is a Watch merchant and others. Today it still works. |
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| Samuel Brothers & Co, Londres SB&Co rombo (1887) Watch merchant. Also as Wellington Watch Co |
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| Ludwig y Wilhelm Schmidt, Birmingham SH rombo (1876) Watch merchant. Also like Richard Homer and Schmidt & Homer |
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| Selfridge & Co. Ltd., Londres Llave (1924) Instrument and watch dealer. |
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| Samuel Selim, Londres George Burton London sextante (1881) – LWC sundial (1880) Manufacturer of instruments and clocks. Also like Cohen & Samuel and The London Watch Co. |
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| Services Watch Co. Ltd., Leicester Horse with dog rider (1931) – Spectator runner (1931) – Golfer (1931) – Canoe (1931) – Correct Timing water boats (1929) – Horse polo player (1931) – Billiards (1931) – Skier (1931) Watch manufacturer |
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| Edward Richard Settle & J. Settle, Coventry SS triangles circle (1876) – The Cyclist (1880) |
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| Leon Sichel & Co, Birmingham Eagle bird (1890) Watchmaker, merchant and importer. |
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| Isaac Silverston & Co, Birmingham Thos Barclay & Son London anchors (1881) Instruments |
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| Charles Simmons, Londres Simmons London electric circuit (1883) Manufacturer electric clocks |
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| S. Smith & Sons Limited, Londres S. Smith & Sons Limited Greenwich Time flecha (1932) Pocket watches, movements and parts. |
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| Fredrick Spikins, Londres Piramides (1926) Instrument maker |
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| George Stockwell, Birmingham GS (1915) Import of watches. Also as Stockwell & Co. Ltd. |
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| Edwin Streeter, Middlesex Watchmaker and Jeweler. |
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| William Thomas Sugg, Westminster S En Avant star (1876) |
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| George Sydenham, Birmingham S.Bros cannon (1881) Clocks and chronometers, also as Sydenham Brothers |
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| Weill & Harburg, Londres CF BB WCo (1886) – HCV inside the tower (1887) – The Ascot (1887) Clocks. Also as Bartletts Building Watch Co and Louis Henry Weill |
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| Philipp August Weiss, Londres Cruz (1881) Instrument maker |
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| Thomas Wheeler, Lancashire Trade Mark cruz (1883) – TW (1883) watches and instruments |
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| H.Williamson, Coventry Coventry Astral llave (1910) – Empire (1920) – Sphinx esfinje (1919) – Globo Made England (1932) – Leon globo Empire (1920) – Salisbury llave (1910) He started making watches in 1871, he also bought the Swiss Buren company, and the company operated until 1920 and then merged with Grimshaw & Baxter. Due to the great world depression in 1932 it was acquired by Smiths Industries. |
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| Wilsdorf y Davis, Londres W&D inside shield (1900?) – Aqua (1922) – Athlete (1938) – Oyster (1926) – Stelium (1931) – Cellini (1956) – Rolex (1908) – Zetex (1933) – Zeltex (1933) It was founded in 1905 by Hans Wilsdorf and Alfred Davis, and in 1915 it was renamed The Rolex Watch Company Ltd, and in 1919 it moved to Biel, Swiss. |
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| Herbert Wolf, Liverpool Wolf (1903) watches and instruments |
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| Wood’s Mail Order Stores Ltd, Liverpool Spinney (1937) Watch merchant. |
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| George Woodcock, Coventry GC&Co ave (1877) Manufacturer of gold and silver watches. Also like G.Croft & Co. |
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| Adolphe Woog, Londres AW anchor (1876) Import watches |
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