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POLYMATIA · HOROLOGY & THE SCIENCE OF TIME

HISTORY OF TIMEKEEPING & CLOCKMAKING

From zero to real understanding.
A Polymatia course in Horology & the Science of Time.

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> WHAT YOU WALK OUT WITH

FoundationsThe vocabulary, the history and the basic questions of History of Timekeeping & Clockmaking, explained from zero.
Key ideasThe central ideas of History of Timekeeping & Clockmaking and how they fit together.
PracticeExercises that turn what you learn about History of Timekeeping & Clockmaking into something you can do.
Your projectA small project of your own in History of Timekeeping & Clockmaking, finished and explained in your own words.

> THE METHOD

  1. Start here. What History of Timekeeping & Clockmaking studies, why it matters, and how this course is organised.
  2. Foundations. The basic terms and first principles of History of Timekeeping & Clockmaking.
  3. Core concepts. The main ideas of History of Timekeeping & Clockmaking, one at a time, with examples.
  4. Methods and tools. How people working in History of Timekeeping & Clockmaking ask questions and find answers.
  5. Applied practice. Guided exercises that put History of Timekeeping & Clockmaking to work on real cases.
  6. Your project. A project of your own in History of Timekeeping & Clockmaking, from first idea to finished work.

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FULL COURSE · LIFETIME ACCESS

47 EUR

97 EUR · founders price, first 100 people only

COURSE + COMMUNITY

$9/mo

Price goes up when we reach 300 members. Yours stays locked.

QUICK START

17 EUR

Your first steps in History of Timekeeping & Clockmaking in one afternoon.

Nothing to pay today. You get the doors-open email first, with this price.

> QUESTIONS

Do I need experience?

No. Every module starts from zero and ends with something that works.

Do I need a powerful computer?

No. Everything runs in the browser.

How much do the tools cost?

Most of what we use has a free tier. We show you exactly what is worth paying for.

When does it open?

Soon. People who reserve get in first, at the founders price.