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French sextant 19th Lorieux Hurlimann n°2863 du 19éme
French sextant 19th Lorieux Hurlimann n°2863 du 19éme
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Ship's bell French Citerna 9 circa 1960
Ship marine bell French Citerna 9. She is immense and imposing with a...
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Ship's bell Marine liner SS Greenbatt 1908
Ship's bell Marine liner SS Greenbatt 1908
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French sextant 19th Lorieux Hurlimann n°2863 du 19éme
French sextant 19th Lorieux Hurlimann n°2863 du 19éme
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Ship telegraph by Bloctube controls circa 1930
Ship telegraph by Bloctube controls circa 1930
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Ship telegraph by Bloctube controls circa 1930
Ship telegraph by Bloctube controls circa 1930
ClocksShips clocks and Marine Chronometer.
Deck Watch.
Originally, Marine chronometer, and deck watches were intended to be used on ships to determine longitude according to the principles of celestial navigation. Until 1754, the position of an ocean-going vessel could not be known with the latter being estimated from the last known position, th...
ClocksShips clocks and Marine Chronometer.
Deck Watch.
Originally, Marine chronometer, and deck watches were intended to be used on ships to determine longitude according to the principles of celestial navigation. Until 1754, the position of an ocean-going vessel could not be known with the latter being estimated from the last known position, that is to say from the last known earth. Mariners could determine their latitude accurately. In order to be able to determine the longitude, it is necessary to have a reliable, stable and precise time measuring device.
The ship's clock, is located in the ship's major stations, such as the gateway, radio pc or engine room.
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Ship's clock
The ship's clock, is located in the ship's major stations, such as the gateway, wheelhouseradio pc or engine room.
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Chronometer
Originally, Marine chronometer, and deck watches were intended to be used on ships to determine longitude according to the principles of celestial navigation. Until 1754, the position of an ocean-going vessel could not be known with the latter being estimated from the last known position, that is to say from the last known land. Mariners could determine their latitude accurately. In order to be able to determine the longitude, it is necessary to have a reliable, stable and precise time measuring device.
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Deck watch
Originally, deck watch were meant for navigation to measure the exact time during sextant use, it is necessary to have a reliable, stable and precise time measuring device.
