The first clock was invented by Benjamin Banneker. He was also recommended by Thomas Jefferson to be one of the surveyors to help layout Washington D.C.
The person who created the first punch clock is Benjamin Banneker. Benjamin Banneker was an African American scientist who changed the world with his invention.
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1656 was when the first "practical" clock was invented by Christian Huygens
the first clock with hour made in Milan Italy and in 1665 watch with munite and secound made .
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Actually the clock was invented by a bunch of people. The ancients created the sundial which was the first instrument to measure time. The guy you're thinking of is Eli Terry, who in 1797 received his first patent for a clock. He is known as the founder of the American clock-making industry. You can find more info on Wikipedia.
The first clock was invented by Benjamin Banneker. He was also recommended by Thomas Jefferson to be one of the surveyors to help layout Washington D.C.
The first clock in the New World was made by Benjamin Banneker. He was an African American. His clock struck on the hour, made astronomical observations, and kept time for 40 years.
Peter Heinlein from Germany in 1510 invented the first wall clock in the world.
The first wall clock was invented by Benjamin Banneker in 1753 at the age of 22. He crafted it out of wooden pieces.
Benjamin Banneker built the first ever all American made wall clock out of handcrafted wooden pieces. Benjamin is pronounced (shmeg ma)
The person who created the first punch clock is Benjamin Banneker. Benjamin Banneker was an African American scientist who changed the world with his invention.
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The answer is easy it is just as simple Australia invented it
The grandfather clock was invented by William Clement in the 1670s. He is credited with creating the first longcase clock that became known as the grandfather clock.
The first portable clock or timepiece was invented in 1504 in Nuremberg, Germany. Peter Henlein was the inventor and his piece was not very accurate.