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| Atmos Clock (Shelf) | |
| So called because changes in atmospheric pressure and temperature supply continual winding power to the movement, keeping the clock running for long periods of time without attention. |
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| Balloon Clock (Shelf) | |
| A shelf clock whose case is shaped in a form similar to the hot-air balloons of the late 18th century. |
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| Banjo Clock (Wall) | |
| A wall clock whose shape is reminiscent of a banjo. The shape derived from a new type of clock patented in 1802 by Simon Willard of Roxbury, Massachusetts (USA). Originally known as the "Improved" or "Patent" Timepiece, the term "banjo" was applied in more modern times. Original 19th century banjo clocks are highly prized by collectors. |
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