not to my knowledge but maybe royalty from some country had a special cuckoo clock designed and built for them that have jewels in them
the father of the cuckoo clock is Franz Anton Kitterer from Triberg Germany in the Black Forest region. This is where the first cuckoo clocks were built. To this day they still build black forest cuckoo clocks there.
Clock jewels are the bearings used in expensive spring-wound clocks and watches, so called because they use a natural or synthetic jewel surface such as ruby or sapphire.
cuckoo clocks have movements or trains with geared cog wheels and a rack and snail. The cuckoo clock can have more than 1 train which work separately from each other but are hooked together by a common shaft.
There are many places one can purchase a coo coo clock. A cuckoo clock is available year round at a store such as Ebay. This is an affordable and convenient option for anyone who is searching for a coo coo clock. Cuckoo clocks have been in existence for decades. They are a symbol of humor, warmth, and general mirth. To be able to tell the time, the clock will emerge at every hour with a cuckoo. The cuckoo is typically loud and insistent. Each store that offers a coo coo clock will be aware of what a person is looking to purchase. There is no mistaking the identity of this type of clock. Its popularity is enduring. These are some of the places where one could purchase a coo coo clock.
The cuckoo is the favorite 'bird in the clock'. It has a nice loud 'coo-coo' call, which is a good sound for a clock announcing the hour. The cuckoo is a migrating bird that stays in Europe in the summer and winters in Africa.
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The Romans did not have clocks. They used sundials
I think all egyptians used water clocks.
Clocks are primarily used for timekeeping purposes in America.
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no it is coocoo coo coo coo coo coo coo oo
There is no specific collective noun for clocks, in which case a noun suitable for the situation is used; for example a collection of clocks, a museum of clocks, a display of clocks, etc.