How did 15th century (please no Americans unless you know) clocks work with no electricity?

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Englishadverbs · 46-50

@BrandNewMan Have you been to Scotland to tell them about this?

BrandNewMan · M

@Englishadverbs Have not been to Scotland .. but tell them about it? Its hardly unheard of. Scots fought w England for centuries, including some that came here in the Revolutionary War. Parts of the homesteads of some of their descendants in the early 1800s are still held by some of my family.

YoMomma ·

I watched a video about it once.. some town clocks ran on air pressure others were wound up and grandfather type clocks ran on momentum of the swinging pendants or whatever those things are called

Sayana · 22-25, F

Mechanical energy !

JoyfulSilence · 51-55, M

Water, sand, springs, weights, pendulums?

Roundandroundwego · 61-69

Through clockwork.
I'm having a low key happy genocide in public! Let's all America together.

emmasfriend · 46-50, F

Sundials

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SunshineGirl · 36-40, F

@oldguy73 How dare you comment on 15th century clocks. You're American, you weren't even invented then! Go back to your guns and stop interfering in clocks that have nothing to do with you 🤣

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