
actual size 14 cm
Watchmaking, Omega series
- Parts
- 195
- Build
- 9 hrs
- Level
- Expert

actual width 12 cm
Watchmaking, Alpha series
€34.20
In stock, ships within 2 business days
A clock escapement, isolated and enlarged. The anchor rocks, releases one tooth of the escape wheel, catches another, and gives the balance a small push at each pass. You can see and hear the tick-tock. 48 parts, beginner level.
Beginner: a good first build
Order today: shipped by Thursday 12 November at the latest.
Free delivery in France on orders from €99.
Ages 14 and up. Contains small parts.
The anchor escapement appeared in England around 1670, credited to Robert Hooke or to the clockmaker William Clement. It made it possible to use a long pendulum beating seconds, and turned longcase clocks into the keepers of time for more than two centuries.
Push the escape wheel: the anchor rocks, releases one tooth, catches another, and the tick-tock rings out. You see what happens inside a clock every second: energy escaping in small portions, never all at once.
Ages 14 and up. Contains small parts: not suitable for children under 3, choking hazard.

actual size 14 cm
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Watchmaking, Omega series