Meet the team
@littlecogs
Ist is owner Geoff Allnutt MBHI who started his career working alongside his dad, John at 14. Studied horology both at Hackney Technical College then Watchmakers of Switzerland Training & Education Program in Neuchatel Switzerland
If you wondered how this has progressed then come along to #ImaginariumofDreams at The Historic Dockyard, Portsmouth on 14 October 2023 which includes my piece "The Letters Of Aina Tass" following #research & #writing More information here
https://t.co/7PdxcM7xGS @one000plateaus
Our very own Geoff was interviewed for the 'Day In The Life' feature published on MrWatchMaster. See the article below to find out more about what he (and therefore us) are all currently doing at @allnuttjeweller@allnuttclocks
https://t.co/WTaDoNVywu
Yo, this time next Saturday will be making my way towards Hyde Park for the first of this year's Bandstand Poetry, 3-5pm, poetry in the round, just turn up to share words, maybe a snack or two, sunshine and smiles. Hosted by me and @NickWords1 Eisen...Summer is back!
A fashion for unusual dials came into being in London, at the end of the 17th century. A popular form was the ‘sun-and-moon dial'☀️🌙.
This exquisite example was crafted by clock-maker Richard Colston c. 1675–1710.
Marie Curie died of aplastic anaemia on 4 July 1934, a result of years of exposure to radiation through her work. Even today her laboratory notebook from 1899-1902, is radioactive and will be for 1,500 years.
#OTD in 1888 the match girls employed by the company Bryant & May in the east end of London went on strike.
These women were taking action based on their appalling working conditions, which were having serious health implications on them.
📷: WikiCommons
Did you know that there is a shortfall in traditional skills in the heritage sector? Some of the crafts on the ‘endangered’ list include flintknapping, certain types of thatching and lead-working.
We've recently updated our calendar with a myriad of local events.
Discover where you can find us and our award winning beers over the summer months via our online calendar at:
https://t.co/swg4MAf9WG
#sussex#hampshire
It always seems slightly ironic to me that the apprenticeship/journeyman/master system started with the crafts, yet the current UK system doesn’t support craft apprenticeships!
It was a pretty busy (and hot!) for the open day at Grandey's Place yesterday. Welcomed an almost constant stream of visitors between 10 and 5 to describe what we do and show examples.
Today I bring you the former German watch factory of Junghans, 1916-18. See how it climbs the hill. Light for every worker. Now a museum, which you *really* need to go visit