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But it was 346 Broadway that started his horologic career.

Cheong's horologic pursuits went from collecting and reviewing, to a phase of influencing the market, through being a paid moderator for Harry Winston Inc, in 2003 to 2005.

A third exegesis of the old sticheron follows in the footsteps of Panagiotes the New Chrysaphes and his sticherarion according to an horologic order, represented here in a copy by Gerasimos Giannoulatos.

Intently, with anxiety unbetrayed by their impassive features, they watched the slow, gradual building-up of power shown by gauge-dials on which giant needles crept like horologic hands, registering the reversed gravities one after one, till a drag equivalent to that of fifteen Earths had been neutralized.

The Society also publishes books on horological subjects, which are available to the public.

The library is open for horological scholars by appointment only.

"There was a note of melody in the horological sphere."

If you have never heard of, much less seen one, consider a visit to www.thepurists.com, a site about all things horological.

Even a stopped clock is right twice a day, horological wisdom reminds us.

This one was made in Siam, with a native horological demon.

The watch includes 834 parts and 16 horological complications.

The horological demon in there was supposed to be friendly, not sappy.

He studied watchmaking there and then moved to Switzerland to further his horological education.

The usual focus is on the presentation of papers on horological subjects.

This was the nation's first unified horological organization.

Woodward contributed dozens of articles to horological periodicals over more than 30 years.

Two full-time horological conservators wind them up every week and keep them in good working order.

At most times there is at least one additional temporary exhibit on a horological theme.

He was known for his extensive collection including decorated horological instruments, coins and pornographic art.

The clock has had an eventful horological history, and been the subject of many restorations, some controversial.

"What's the state of the horological art in Iraz?"

The tuning fork movement was a horological revolution.

Sections may hold their own meetings and in some cases publish members' newsletters or organize horological study tours.

The horological demon in the alarm dock I'd bought at the swap meet caterwauled to get us up a little past six.

But somehow, and against all usual horological practice, the tick and the tock were irregular.

He wrote articles for horological journals and later received a honorary doctorate in horology, the science of measuring time, from the university.

Tourists would hesitate, staring down into the darkness, trying to make sense of the strange horological hieroglyphics posted on the sign.

Returning to etymology, clock in the above paragraph is incorrect in horological usage.

This attitude was also responsible for a new horological invention that was ultimately to be of far-reaching social significance.