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horologer
horologer (hɒˈrɒlədʒə(r)) Forms: 5–6 orloger(e, 6 orla-, orliger(e, 6–7 orleger(e, 7 horaloger, 9 horologer. [ME. and AFr. orloger = OF. orlogier, f. orloge: see prec. and -er2. The mod. word is a new formation from horologe.] 1. A clock-maker, horologist.[1368 Pat. Roll 42 Edw. III, i. 5 in Rymer F... Oxford English Dictionary
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orloger
orloge, orloger see horologe, horologer. Oxford English Dictionary
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Vulcain (watch company)
Restart of the brand Vulcain under the PMH (Production et Marketing Horologer) Towards the end of the 1990s, Vulcain was sold by MSR. After its bankruptcy at the end of the 1990s, the Production et marketing Horologer (PMH) acquired all rights to the brand and the Vulcain Cricket V10 wikipedia.org
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Charles Pierre Claret de Fleurieu
The chronometers he thus refined with Ferdinand Berthoud for their later experiments were the object of major struggles with the king's horologer, Pierre wikipedia.org
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horography
horography (hɒˈrɒgrəfɪ) [a. F. horographie (1644 in Hatz.-Darm.), f. ὥρα time, season + -γραϕία writing.] (See quots.)1727–41 Chambers Cycl., Horography, the art of making or constructing dials; called also horologiography. 1755 Johnson, Horography, an account of the hours. 1798 J. Gilchrist in Asia... Oxford English Dictionary
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Donald Swann
Swann's great-grandfather, Alfred Trout Swan, a draper from Lincolnshire, emigrated to Russia in 1840 and married the daughter of the horologer to the wikipedia.org
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-loger
-loger (lədʒə(r)) the ending of a few words which are virtually adaptations of actual or assumable Gr. words in -λόγος (L. -logus): see -logue, -logy. The oldest of these is astrologer (14th c.); it is uncertain whether this was f. L. astrolog-us + -er1 (in which case it is an unusually early exampl... Oxford English Dictionary
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Samuel Chappuzeau
(Laurent later became horologer, or clockmaker, to the Elector of Hanover) In 1656 he returned to Amsterdam to live, where his second son Christophe was wikipedia.org
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Corpus Christi College, Oxford
Before it was erected, one had been designed for the college by Nicholas Kratzer, an astrologer and horologer for Henry VIII. wikipedia.org
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Royal Palace of Aranjuez
In almost all halls of are clocks of all sizes and characteristics, as King Charles IV was a collector of clocks and an Horologer. wikipedia.org
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