A Wood Model of an Earnshaw Detent Escapement
A detent escapement has been the heart of mechanical marine chronometers for many years. Thomas Earnshaw is credited with making improvements in 1783 to the existing chronometer escapements to make them more accurate and robust. This escapement survived in marine chronometers until the advent of quartz clocks. His mechanism is known as the Earnshaw spring detent escapement.
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