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Gear train:
Gear train transmits force to the escapement. It is calculated in a way that some arbors make a fixed number of revolutions relating to time measurement. These arbors carry the hands.
Gear train:
Gear train transmits force to the escapement. It is calculated in a way that some arbors make a fixed number of revolutions relating to time measurement. These arbors carry the hands.
Graham escapement:
Dead beat escapement. Invented 1720 by clockmaker George Graham of London. Thanks to the special shape of the pallets the escapement wheel is stationary while the pendulum makes the supplementary arc. The Graham escapement was an enormous step in precision clockmaking and has served well for centuries.
