Persian cat

Owl

Persian Cat

Dogs

Retrogrades

Krugerrand

Magique

Wristwatches

Retrograde

Intelligent mystery clock

Skeleton clock

Kartel

night clock

Night clocks

Japanese pilarclock

Elke Op de Beeck

Jozef Op de Beeck

Guilmet

Rotary pendulum mystery clock by Guilmet

Mystery swing by Guilmet

Tower clock

Stairs

View of the museum.

View of the museum.

24 hour sandglass

Mini hourglass

Angelushourglass

Hourglass

Wristwatch in the shape of a Persian cat. The eyes indicate the time: the hours on the left side and the minutes on the right side. The watch now indicates 2 minutes to 10 o'clock.

Wristwatch in the shape of an owl. The eyes indicate the time: the hours on the left side and the minutes on the right side. The watch now indicates 10.10 h.

Wristwatch in the shape of a Persian cat. The eyes indicate the time: the hours on the left side and the minutes on the right side. The watch now indicates 12 o'clock.

These clocks indicate the time with their eyes: the hours on the left side and the minutes on the right side.

Flyback wristwatch: Both hands move in their own sector. They shift from 0 to 12 for the hours; from 0 to 60 for the minutes and then they fly back.

Wristwatch with a gold Krugerrand mint dial.

Magical wristwatch with an elliptical dial. The hands grow longer / shorter according to their position.

Two creations of Jozef Op de Beeck:on the lefthandside the retrograde, on the righthandside the turtle.

Flyback wristwatch: Both hands move in their own sector. They shift from 0 to 12 for the hours; from 0 to 60 for the minutes and then they fly back.

Clock that consists of a glass dial and two wooden hands that rotate freely. The clock now indicates 7 minutes to 10 o'clock.

Creation of Jozef Op de Beeck. This clock has only 2 gears in the movement.

Louis XIV kartel in Boulle case (early 18th century)

Inside the glass ball a candle is lit so the dial is illuminated. There is only one hand in the front, the ball with hourindication turnes.

At night they are illuminated by a candle.

This clock has a vertical dial with Japanese numerals. The hand will shift down to indicate the hours.

Elke Op de Beeck at work.

Jozef Op de Beeck at work.

Two mystery clocks by Guilmet. The pendulum drive is well hidden In the middle you can find a small Briggs rotary pendulum clock.

The blue ball holding the movement will rotate.

The pair seems to swing without drive.

Tower clock originally from the beginage church in Turnhout. (early 17th century)

View of the stairs in the museum.

This Hourglass runs an entire day.

The world's smallest hourglass.

Hourglass that runs for four hours with four balls on one side. Hence one ball is filled or emptied every hour.

Hourglass with perfectly white sand. It can be produced with several durations.