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English clockmaker, horologist and inventor of the marine chronometer

English watchmaker and inventor

British clovkmaker

English clockmaker and politician

British clockmaker

British clockmaker

English clockmaker

British clockmaker

British clock maker

English clockmaker

British clockmaker

English clockmaker

British clockmaker

English clockmaker

English clockmaker

English clock maker

British-American chemist, clock- and watchmaker

British clockmaker

English watchmaker and clockmaker

British clockmaker

English clock- and watchmaker

English clock- and watchmaker

British clockmaker and watchmaker

English clock maker

English botanist, clockmaker, artist, musician

British horologist

British clockmaker, active 1764

British clockmaker

Welsh clockmaker and watchmaker

English clockmaker

British weaver, and clock and watchmaker

British clock and watchmaker (b. c. 1662 - d. 1730), the oldest son of James Markwick I (d. 1716), a clockmaker. Formed a partnership Markwick & Markham with his son-in- law, Robert Markham (d. 1741), the brand was retained after they both died.