Percy Dawson Medal
2022: Artemis Yagou and Spiridion Azzopardi (joint award)
Artemis Yagou, 'Materials expertise and networks: the case of Johann Conrad Fischer (1773–1854)', Antiquarian Horology, September 2022
Spiridion Azzopardi, 'The Athos clock strike locking system', Antiquarian Horology, September and December 2022
2021: Angus Bell and Kenneth Cobb
'Charles and Joseph MacDowall and their helical clockwork', and 'Technical Note: An examination of the MacDowalls' helix lever gearing', Antiquarian Horology, March 2021
2020: Clare Woodward
'Bahne Bonniksen, inventor and manufacturer of the karrusel watch: a biography of a famous Coventry watchmaker', Antiquarian Horology, March, June, September and December 2020
2019: Ann McBroom
'William Graham: clockmaker and man of his times', Antiquarian Horology, September 2019
2018: Edward Hudson
'William Shortland the Elder of Stony Stratford (c.1690–1744): a hitherto undocumented clockmaker, trained by Joseph Knibb at Hanslope', Antiquarian Horology, June 2018
2017: Valerie J. Finch, Adrian A. Finch and Anthony W. Finch
'Edward East (1602–c.1695)', Antiquarian Horology, September and December 2017
2016: David Bryden
'The London Gazette as a source for the history of the English horological trade: 1720–1849', Antiquarian Horology, December 2016
2015: Michael W. Paice
'Moncas of Liverpool: a short history of a nineteenth-century watch-making family', Antiquarian Horology, March 2015 (available here)
2014: Simon Davidson
'Box chronometers for India 1800–1936', Antiquarian Horology, December 2014
2013: Víctor Pérez Álvarez
'Mechanical clocks in the medieval Castilian royal court', Antiquarian Horology, December 2013
2012: Darlah Thomas and Steve Thomas
'William Leigh of Newton-le-Willows, clockmaker 1763–1824', Antiquarian Horology, March and June 2012
2011: Rory McEvoy
'Admiral Lord Nelson and the commemorative domestic clock', Antiquarian Horology, March 2011
2010: Rebecca Pohancenik
'The intelligencer and the instrument maker: early communications in the development of the pendulum clock', Antiquarian Horology, December 2009, and 'The theorist and the instrument-maker: early communications in the development of the pendulum clock', Antiquarian Horology, June 2010
2009: Robert Donaldson
'English marquetry table clocks', Antiquarian Horology, June 2009
2008: Sebastian Whitestone
'The identification and attribution of Christiaan Huygens' first pendulum clock', Antiquarian Horology, December 2008
2007: Phillip Arnott
'Chronometers on East India Company ships 1800 to 1833', Antiquarian Horology, December 2007
2006: Andrew King
'John Harrison clockmaker. Part 1: his first longcase clocks, 1713–17', 'John Harrison clockmaker. Part 2: the Brocklesby turret clock, c.1722', 'A chronology of John Harrison', and 'The images of John Harrison', Antiquarian Horology, June 2006
2005: Michael Page
'Ludlow church clocks and chimes 1460–1900', Antiquarian Horology, June and December 2005
2004: John C. Taylor
'Thomas Tompion's spring clock innovations', Antiquarian Horology, June 2004
2003: Chris Watson
'John Holmes, a view on his life and work', Antiquarian Horology, March 2003, and 'John Holmes (1727–97), time for a further look', Antiquarian Horology, December 2003
2002: Brynn Hodgson
'Langley Bradley – a judicious workman', Antiquarian Horology, March, June and September 2002
2001: David A. Bell
'The McCabes watch & clock makers of Ulster', Antiquarian Horology, December 2000 and March 2001
2000: Anthony Weston
'A reassessment of the clocks of John Hilderson', Antiquarian Horology, June 2000
1999: Tony Kitto
'John Flamsteed, Richard Towneley and the equation of time', Antiquarian Horology, December 1999
1998: Barnaby Smith
'The Archer family of clockmakers', Antiquarian Horology, Winter 1998
1997: Mike Helps and Chris Helps
'James Foggo: watchmaker and radical', Antiquarian Horology, Winter 1997
1996: Harvey Pitcher
'E. Pitcher & Co. (1880–1973)', Antiquarian Horology, Winter 1996
1995: Jim Cowsill
'Frank Hope-Jones and George Bennett Bowell: a study of the period 1895 to 1905', Antiquarian Horology, Summer 1995
1994: David Thompson
For his pioneering work on the index to the journal.