- 1Chapter I — The Necessity for Better Skill Among Clockmakers
- 2Chapter II — The Natural Laws Governing Pendulums
- 3Chapter III — Compensating Pendulums
- 4Chapter IV — The Construction of Mercurial Pendulums
- 5Chapter V — Regulations, Suspensions, Crutches and Minor Points
- 6Chapter VI — Torsion Pendulums for Four-Hundred Day Clocks
- 7Chapter VII — Peculiarities of Angular Measurement — How to Read Dr…
- 8Chapter VIII — The Graham or Dead Beat Escapement
- 9Chapter IX — Le Paute’s Pin Wheel Escapement
- 10Chapter X — The Recoil or Anchor Escapement
- 11Chapter XI — The Dennison or Gravity Escapement
- 12Chapter XII — The Cylinder Escapement as Applied to Clocks
- 13Chapter XIII — The Detached Lever Escapement as Applied to Clocks
- 14Chapter XIV — Plates, Pivots and Time Trains
- 15Chapter XV — Springs, Weights and Power
- 16Chapter XVI — Motion Work and Striking Trains
- 17Chapter XVII — Cleaning and Repairing Cuckoo Clocks
- 18Chapter XVIII — Snail Striking Work, English, French and American
- 19Chapter XIX — The Construction of Simple and Perpetual Calendars
- 20Chapter XX — Hammers, Gongs and Bells
- 21Chapter XXI — Electric Clocks and Batteries
- 22Chapter XXII — The Construction and Repair of Dials
- 23Chapter XXIII — Clock Casing and Case Repairs
- 24Chapter XXIV — Some Hints on Making a Regulator
The Modern Clock
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