Bulletin of the National Association of Watch & Clock Collectors, Inc. Table of Contents Click on Page Numbers below to access content in PDF format. | |
| ARTICLES 581 – The First Japanese Precision Timepieces: A Brief History of the Seiko Marine Chronometer by T. Haruyama 587 – German Patent Letter Clues by D. K. Stevenson 604 – It’s About Time: Clocks and Timekeeping Lakeview Museum Exhibit 605 – Clocks at the University of Denver’s Chamberlin Observatory by Bill Dillon 611 – The Ingenious Poole Clock by Edwin U. Sowers III 617 – Horological Gods and Heroes by Chris H. Bailey 621 – Keeping Time: Clockmaking in Concord, 1790-1835 at the Concord Museum, Concord, MA 623 – A Remarkable Clock Mechanism by G. Rahmer of Rondout, New York by John Darrow 627 – The Clockmaker’s Apprentice Who Changed the World by Donn Haven Lathrop FEATURES 629 – The Railroaders’ Corner 642 – In Memoriam—William F. Meggers Jr. 643 – Wristwatches 647 – Practical Repair and Restoration 652 – Willard House and Clock Museum 653 – The National Watch and Clock Museum® 656 – Book Reviews 657 – Vox Temporis 664 – The NAWCC School of Horology 665 – The Answer Box 671 – Research Activities and News 683 – State of Association 703 – Obituaries 704 – Chapter Highlights 734 – Chapter Officers Cover 3 – Dates To Remember |  Click cover above to view: covers, front matter, messages, and dates to remember |