Museum of Timekeeping

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As of January 2025, the Museum is not open for public visits. In the Spring, we will announce open days when we will be delighted to welcome you once again.

Please note that due to general Museum operations or group tours and because we are a small team we may not be able to take your call or reply to your enquiry immediately but will aim to respond to you within 5 working days.

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+44 (0)1636 817 601

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Museum of Timekeeping,
Upton Hall,
Upton,
Newark-on-Trent,
NOTTS
NG23 5TEG

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General Enquires / Manager:
info@museumoftimekeeping.org.uk
manager@museumoftimekeeping.org.uk

Group Tours:
david@museumoftimekeeping.org.uk

Archive & Library:
rob@museumoftimekeeping.org.uk

Find us on Social Media:
@timekeepingmus

You can find us on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, X (formerly Twitter), TikTok & YouTube

Museum of Timekeeping is at Upton Hall.

5 months ago

Museum of Timekeeping
Rare IN-PERSON viewing of David Cottrell’s magnificent hand-made Tourbillon watch. For one day only, come and see David’s work at The Museum of Timekeeping’s “Autumn Time Showcase” exhibition – 27 October 2024.Somerset-based Cottrell is an unexpected disruptor in English watchmaking today. He astonished everyone with the quality of his finishing and the elegance of style when he appeared almost out of nowhere just a few short years ago. Watch this space! Don’t miss the chance to meet him, and see this masterpiece at Upton Hall on Sunday. Tickets via link in bio or bit.ly/autumn-showcase1h20 by train from London King’s Cross – FREE SHUTTLE from Newark Northgate StationImage credit David Cottrell @creations_in_time#watchmaking #independentwatchmaking #turretclocks #greatclockofwestminister #horologicalscience #britishwatchmaking #jimarnfield #skeletonclock #horology #timepiece #clocksofinstagram #museumoftimekeeping #clockmaker #horology #churchclocks ... See MoreSee Less

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5 months ago

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The Museum of Timekeeping is full of fun and fascinating objects, like this water clock with gravity escapement made by world-renowned watchmaker Derek Pratt. This is his protype for a few he made for collectors, and one in Switzerland that uses alpine melt-water as a power source. Come and see this and other treasures at the Museum of Timekeeping's Autumn Time Showcase THIS SUNDAY on 27 October.Tickets via bit.ly/autumn-showcase or link in bio1h20 by train from London King's Cross – FREE SHUTTLE from Newark Northgate StationImage credit @vecthor_animation/Eliott Colinge and James Harris#Watchmaking #SpeakingClock #generalpostoffice #vintageelectronics #horologicalscience #britishwatchmaking #Horology #Timepiece #clocksofinstagram #museumoftimekeeping #clockmaker #Horology #talkingclock ... See MoreSee Less

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Your journey through the fascinating world of timekeeping is important to us. Whether you have questions about our unique exhibits, need assistance with planning your visit, or want to share your experiences and feedback, we are here to help.

We greatly appreciate your feedback at the Museum of Timekeeping. Your insights and experiences are vital in guiding our efforts to offer an educational and engaging journey through the history of timekeeping. Whether you have suggestions, compliments or concerns, we are eager to hear from you. Your input not only aids us in refining our exhibits and services but also in creating unforgettable moments for each visitor.

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