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Ships, Clocks & Stars: Assembling the H3 replica

How many people does it take to assemble a clock? For the replica of John Harrison’s H3, currently on display as part of Ships, Clocks & Stars: the Quest for Longitude, the answer is two master clockmakers. David Higgon and Sean Martin, from Charles Frodsham & Co, London, spent four days reassembling a thousand pieces to create the working model. 'Ships, Clocks & Stars: The Quest for Longitude' was on at the museum until 30 October 2016. Video by Lights Camera Business video production, Sydney Exhibition produced by the National Maritime Museum, London Exhibition Supporters: Principal sponsor - United Technologies Corporation Media sponsor - History channel Catering - Laissez-faire catering Ships, Clocks and Stars was supported by the Australian Government International Exhibitions Insurance (AGIEI) Program. This program provides funding for the purchase of insurance for significant cultural exhibitions. Without AGIEI, the high cost of insuring significant cultural items would prohibit this major exhibition from touring to Australia.