Sinclair Harding Standard Sea Clock – “His”

The Standard Sea clock was the first of the Sea clocks made by Sinclair Harding. The original design was conceived by Richard Good and styled by Mike Harding in the 1980’s. In 1999 several modifications were made to the movement as part of Sinclair Harding’s continuous bid to improve on every clock made.

The main modification was the addition of a Chain driven Fusee, another of Harrison’s inventions, which subsequently made improvements in the clocks timekeeping abilities – important for a clock “Inspired by John Harrison”.

All the movement features of the Moonhase Sea clock, with the obvious exception of the Moonphase dial, are incorporated in this clock.

Height 45cm (18”)
Width 32cm (12 ½”)
Depth 21cm (8 ¼”)

STANDARD SEA CLOCK - 'HER'S'

Two styles of clock are available and for the want of a better term they are named “His” and “Hers”. As with all Sinclair Harding clocks a selection of finish and base materials can be specified to make your clock a very personal piece.

Each clock is individually serial numbered and is protected by a framed glass shade – not shown, enabling winding each week to be carried out without having to remove the glass.