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'''Supporters:''' On the dexter side a naked old man, representing Time, holding a scythe and an. hour glass, and on the sinister side the figure of an emperor, robed and crowned, holding a sphere, all proper. <br> | '''Supporters:''' On the dexter side a naked old man, representing Time, holding a scythe and an. hour glass, and on the sinister side the figure of an emperor, robed and crowned, holding a sphere, all proper. <br> | ||
'''Motto:''' Tempus rerum imperator. | '''Motto:''' Tempus rerum imperator. | ||
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WORSHIPFUL COMPANY OF CLOCKMAKERS
London Guild
Established:
Official blazon
Arms : Sable, a . clock, each of the four pillars of the case based on a lion couchant and capped with a globe sur mounted by a cross, and on the dome of the case an Imperial Crown, all Or.
Crest: On a wreath of the colours, A sphere Or. Mantled gules, doubled argent.
Supporters: On the dexter side a naked old man, representing Time, holding a scythe and an. hour glass, and on the sinister side the figure of an emperor, robed and crowned, holding a sphere, all proper.
Motto: Tempus rerum imperator.
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Origin/meaning
The arms were officially granted on January 31, 1672.
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