How do I wind a fusee clock?

Wind the clock gently using the appropriate key inserted into the dial or side aperture, taking care not to over-wind the mainspring. Ensure you follow the direction specified for that particular mechanism, supporting the case if it is a wall-mounted dial clock.

Why use a chain instead of a cord?

A fine steel chain offers superior strength and durability compared to traditional gut cord, preventing breakage under high tension. Chain fusee setups were frequently utilised in precision marine chronometers and high-grade ships clocks where reliability was paramount.

Where were railway clocks placed?

Railway wall clocks with fusee movements hung prominently in station master offices, booking halls and platform junctions for exact scheduling. Companies such as the L.N.E.R and G.W.R relied on these robust mahogany timepieces to maintain strict timekeeping across the network.

How do I date an English dial clock?

Examine the case timber, dial materials, and the shape of the bezel or hands to determine the approximate decade of manufacture. Signatures engraved on the brass backplate or painted on the dial often point to specific makers active during the Georgian or Victorian periods.

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An English fusee movement delivers an even power delivery through a cone-shaped pulley, ensuring exceptional timekeeping across centuries of precision horology.

Antique 7.5 " Dial Mahogany Fusee South Eastern Railway Wall Clock by John Walker

19th century

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Antique 7.5 " Dial Mahogany Fusee South Eastern Railway Wall Clock by John Walker

From N Wilson Antiques Clocks

£1,950

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Wooden Dial Fusee Dial Clock by Sly, Weymouth

19th century

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Wooden Dial Fusee Dial Clock by Sly, Weymouth

From M. C. Taylor

£4,750

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English 5 Glass, Satinwood Library Clock with a Chain Fusee Movement and Engine Turned Gilded Dial. Circa 1850.

19th century

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English 5 Glass, Satinwood Library Clock with a Chain Fusee Movement and Engine Turned Gilded Dial. Circa 1850.

From M. C. Taylor

£2,850

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19th century

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Webb of Frome Dropdial Fusee Wall Clock

From Kembery Antique Clocks Ltd

£580

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English Double Fusee Bracket/table Clock

19th century

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English Double Fusee Bracket/table Clock

From Arundel Clocks

£950

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English Double Fusee Bracket Clock Osborn of Bognor Regis

19th century

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English Double Fusee Bracket Clock Osborn of Bognor Regis

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£950

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English Double Fusee Bracket Clock Edwards of London 1860s

19th century

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English Double Fusee Bracket Clock Edwards of London 1860s

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£1,250

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19th century

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A 19th Century Twin Fusee Striking Drop Dial Clock

From Chalfont Clocks

£2,800

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Antique Single Fusee Gilt Ormolu Clock with Cherub Henry Berkeley Square London

19th century

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Antique Single Fusee Gilt Ormolu Clock with Cherub Henry Berkeley Square London

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£1,395

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Antique Regency Gilt Bronze Mantel Clock with Chain Fusee Movement Fb Adams London

19th century

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Antique Regency Gilt Bronze Mantel Clock with Chain Fusee Movement Fb Adams London

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£745

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Several railway clocks bear the specific station names of Fenchurch Street and Swindon, having once kept Victorian commuters rushing for their trains.

Antique Four Glass Single Fusee Brass Library Clock John Massey 89 Strand London

19th century

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Antique Four Glass Single Fusee Brass Library Clock John Massey 89 Strand London

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£1,000

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London Fusee Library/table/mantel/bracket Clock. Leith of London.

19th century

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London Fusee Library/table/mantel/bracket Clock. Leith of London.

From Masons Antiques

£950

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A Mahogany Fusee Movement, One-piece Drop-dial Wall Clock & Mercurial Barometer. Extremely Rare. Circa 1840

19th century

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A Mahogany Fusee Movement, One-piece Drop-dial Wall Clock & Mercurial Barometer. Extremely Rare. Circa 1840

From M. C. Taylor

£3,150

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1900 - 1920

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Unusual Octagonal Fusee Wall Clock

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£795

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Fusee Drop Dial Wall Clock by Halliday & Rich of Bridgwater

19th century

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Fusee Drop Dial Wall Clock by Halliday & Rich of Bridgwater

From The Antique Clock Co.

£3,950

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19th century

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Late 19th Century Mahogany Cased Fusee Dial/school/office/railway Type Wall Clock Timepiece

From Heydays Antiques

£435

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English Fusee Movement

Antique 7.5 " Dial Mahogany Fusee South Eastern Railway Wall Clock by John Walker

Wooden Dial Fusee Dial Clock by Sly, Weymouth

English 5 Glass, Satinwood Library Clock with a Chain Fusee Movement and Engine Turned Gilded Dial. Circa 1850.

Webb of Frome Dropdial Fusee Wall Clock

English Double Fusee Bracket/table Clock

English Double Fusee Bracket Clock Osborn of Bognor Regis

English Double Fusee Bracket Clock Edwards of London 1860s

A 19th Century Twin Fusee Striking Drop Dial Clock

Antique Single Fusee Gilt Ormolu Clock with Cherub Henry Berkeley Square London

Antique Regency Gilt Bronze Mantel Clock with Chain Fusee Movement Fb Adams London

Antique Four Glass Single Fusee Brass Library Clock John Massey 89 Strand London

London Fusee Library/table/mantel/bracket Clock. Leith of London.

A Mahogany Fusee Movement, One-piece Drop-dial Wall Clock & Mercurial Barometer. Extremely Rare. Circa 1840

Unusual Octagonal Fusee Wall Clock

Fusee Drop Dial Wall Clock by Halliday & Rich of Bridgwater

Late 19th Century Mahogany Cased Fusee Dial/school/office/railway Type Wall Clock Timepiece

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