Well. Cosmically speaking the first clock was invented upon the initial spark igniting the creation of the Universe. The Universe is a clock, tick-tocking, spinning, rotating, spiraling down, all the while counting down to its own inevitable collapse and rebirth. The Universe defines and defies both space and time. If you think I kid, consider this.
We can comparatively measure the time the Universe takes only by measuring it to the age of the Earth and, to get down to the "second" we can measure how long we've been on the Earth. If the Earth existed as a calendar as humans are use to, January through December, humans have only existed for the last ten seconds of December 31. That's how old the planet is and that's how young we are. It teaches us that time is relative but should prove to you that the Universe was the first clock - now whether it was "invented" as to imply a clock-maker, is an whole other question.
-cjs.
No, it was made by Greeks
the first mechanical clock was made in 723 A.D. by a buddhist monk named Yi xiang
ask it, the clock should know, as soon as you catch it
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.
It told the time.
Italy
To tell time..
Mr.Demonte the worlds greatest singer/clock maker/teacher/man.
the first clock with hour made in Milan Italy and in 1665 watch with munite and secound made .
Haha, they couldn't have know the exact time... because before the clock... there was no time :p
Albert Lukas Müller in 1740
Christian Huygens, a Dutch scientist, made the first pendulum clock in 1656. It was regulated by a mechanism with a "natural" period of oscillation.