H6609 Pocket camera and accessories, 'Ticka Watch Pocket Camera', Houghton's Ltd., London, England, date unknown
Object statement
Pocket camera and accessories, 'Ticka Watch Pocket Camera', Houghton's Ltd., London, England, date unknown
'A watch is essentially a portable, spring driven timekeeper containing a series of geared wheels to transfer energy from a wound spring to an escapement which controls the speed of the unwinding spring. It is the escapement which can be heard 'ticking' as it allows the spring to unwind, releasing one tooth of the last wheel in the gear train at each tick.' George Daniels 1980
References
George Daniels, Ohannes Markarian, Watches and Clocks in the Sir David Salomons Collection, Sotheby Publications, London, 1980
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