"The Uffenbach brothers are visiting the print artist Jan Goeree in Amsterdam. He confirms that his design for the ceiling painting in the Amsterdam city hall was slightly altered in the final result. He tells them he made the illustrations in publications by Graevii and Gronovii, published by Van der Aa. That afternoon, the brothers visit the French clockmaker Timothee Pastre de Nismes. He shows them a large wooden clock made in Lyon and tells them he escaped France by claiming he was traveling with this clock to show it for money. Uffenbach starts describing a clock, with a painted depiction of a landscape with ships and moving figures."