John Harrison's H1 chronometer. A wooden working replica
A 3/4 scale model of John Harrison's first sea clock of 1735 known as H1. It is made largely in wood and retains many of the innovative features in his original clock that made it the wonder of the age and led on to the development of his other clocks. His 4th timepiece satisfied the Board of Longitude that its accuracy was sufficient to find longitude at sea and thus qualify for the £20,000 prize. Further information can be found at www.woodenclockspot.blogspot.com
Suggested videos

An Orrery Clock
MrParamount3 · 2:18

The Legendary H1 Maritime Clock: John Harrison’s Masterpiece Recreated #luxury #luxurywatch
SabMinute · 5:22

Astronomia. A three axis tourbillon clock made of wood
MrParamount3 · 3:43

John Harrison's "H1" clock in action
Matuga Spudd · 0:31

A Wood Model of an Earnshaw Detent Escapement
MrParamount3 · 2:35

John Harrison's H1 Clock 1735
Yak18pilot · 0:28

A wooden Perpetual Calendar from a design by Dr.Ludwig Oechslin
MrParamount3 · 4:19

Ships, Clocks & Stars: Assembling the H3 replica
Australian National Maritime Museum · 1:39

A model of the remontoire action on John Harrisons longitude watch H4
MrParamount3 · 2:57

Harrison H1 Clock
Spencer Connor · 1:06

Harrison H1 clock
speleo2201 · 1:28

Large balance Wheel Wood Clock
MrParamount3 · 1:41