'Johann Antel: Revolutionising Time in Early-Twentieth Century Brno' by James Nye
AHS members can watch a recording of this lecture here.

'Hills Brothers, Watchmakers, Jewellers and Postmaster: a Personal History' by Jonathan Hills
AHS members and non-members can watch a recording of this lecture here.

'The Timex Formula: Joakim Lehmkuhl, Scientific Management and Timex watches', by Frode Weium
This lecture was postponed to a future date.

'The Jaquet-Droz Workshop and its Suppliers in the 18th Century' by Sandrine Girardier
This lecture was postponed to March 2021.

'The Art and Mystery of Watchmaking: a Detailed Account of the Making of a Watch, c.1650' by David Thompson

'The Amazing Aynsworth Thwaites' by Keith Scobie-Youngs

'Levellers and Latten Workers – Some Light Among the Lanterns on Lothbury' by Caitlin Doherty and James Nye

'Four Watches, Four Women: Research on Women in Horological Businesses in Britain 1800–1930' by Su Fullwood and Geoff Allnutt

'The Nature of Uniqueness Between Vintage and Modern Wristwatch Markets' by Andrew Hildreth

'Internal Clocks and the Human Perception of Time: History, Development, and Current Status' by John Wearden

'Capturing Time: Photography and the Measurement of Time in the 19th Century' by Geoff Belknap

‘Time before the Oscillator: Horology in the 13th Century Manuscripts of the Libros del Saber’ by Sebastian Whitestone

‘The Knibb Clocks of the University of St Andrews and the Origins of the Tic-Tac Escapement’ by John Redfern

‘Staking a Claim to "Practical Science": the Clockmakers Versus the Spectacle Makers in the Long 18th Century’ by Rebekah Higgitt

"The Lines, Which Are So Very Fine": John Harrison, William Hogarth and the Trouble With Drawing a Line of Longitude’ by Katy Barrett

‘How To Make an Atomic Clock’ by Helen Margolis

‘Berlin or Birmingham: Finding a Market for the Black Forest Clock’ by Richard Constable

'The Antikythera Mechanism and Mechanical Universes' by Professor Mike Edmunds

'Edward John Dent’s Glass Springs: a Historical and Artefactual Study' by Jenny Bulstrode

‘Casing Watches and Automata: The Goldworkers and Enamellers of Geneva’ by Julia Clarke

‘The Politics of Precision: Standard Time and Violent Protest, 1884–1914’, by David Rooney

'The Making of the Modern Clock and Watch Dial, 1550-1770', by Jane Desborough

'Galileo, Huygens and the Invention of the Pendulum Clock' by Sebastian Whitestone

'Engine Turning and Horology: History, Machines and Techniques' by David Wood-Heath

'Metals for Horology: a History of the Brass and Related Industries' by Angus Patterson

'Sundials: History, Art, People and Science' by Sir Mark Lennox-Boyd

'Frogs, Frequencies and Forks: The Bulova Accutron and the Tuning Fork as a Time Standard' by Andrew Nahum

'Insights into the Horological Trade in Georgian London: Evidence from Old Bailey Trials' by David Bryden

'Exhibiting Horology Across the Channel: International Exhibitions in London and Paris 1850-1870' by Françoise Collanges

'New Light on Chronometer-Makers and the Instrument Trades' by Gloria Clifton

'Almost at a Single Glance: Visualisation of Historic Time in the Eighteenth Century' by Stephen Boyd Davis

'Learning from the Artefact: the Marine Chronometers at Greenwich' by Jonathan Betts

'The Speaking Clock in the History of Public Relations' by David Rooney

'The Faking of English Watches' by David Penney

‘The Turret Clocks of Salisbury, Wells and Rye’ by Keith Scobie-Youngs

‘Observatory Time by Radio’ by David Read

‘Justin Vulliamy and the Swiss Community – Networking in 18th-century London’ by Roger Smith

‘The Time Ball at Greenwich’ by Douglas Bateman

‘Bahne Bonniksen and the karrusel watch revisited’ by Clare Woodward

'Decimal Clocks and Ten-Day Weeks: the French Republican Calendar' by Matthew Shaw

‘James Short, telescope-maker, and his support for chronometer-maker John Harrison’ by Jim Bennett

'Bankruptcy and insolvency in the English horological trade, 1720-1849' by David Bryden

'Clocks for the Transits of Venus' by Matthew Read

'A Good Time in Berlin - the remarkable clocks of Normal-Zeit' by James Nye

'The Great Collectors: J. Pierpont Morgan' by David Thompson

Special Event - First meeting at Burlington House

'George Graham, Watchmaker' by Rory McEvoy

'The Life and Times of Edward East' by Oliver Cooke

'The Great Knibb' by Andrew King

'The Gretton Project' by Dennis Radage

'The horological collector Revd. Henry Leonard Nelthropp' by David Thompson

'Hope and Glory: a horological battle for survival, 1910-1945' by Philip Whyte and Richard Stenning

'Ahasuerus Fromanteel and the early pendulum clock' by Rebecca Pohancenik

'The Bowes Swan' by Matthew Read

'Researching & writing 'Shaping the Day' by Paul Glennie and Nigel Thrift

'William Edwards Miller' by David Thompson

'The Great Clock of Westminster' by Chris McKay