Help with clematis identification

pitter-patter

I’ve been spending some time this afternoon trying to identify a clematis that was in the garden when I moved in. It’s most likely pruning group 2. If it looks similar to any clematis you grow, I would be grateful for any attempt at identifying it.

Athelas

Looks lovely — could be ‘Bees’ Jubilee’ (group 2)? 

‘Nelly Moser’, also group 2, is another possibility 

pitter-patter

Thank you, @Athelas. Those two were the ones I was thinking as well. I wonder if the first flush of flowers would be more useful in identifying. I can’t remember this clematis having more than 6 sepals, but I’m probably wrong. 

Obelixx

You can search this site to try and identify your clematis - https://clematisontheweb.org/new-clemlistsearch.cfm

Fairygirl

I'm not sure it's N. Moser [it usually has around 8 sepals] but if it's a 2nd flush of flowers, they're often smaller, so it would definitely help to see the original, earlier ones. However, it won't matter too much - it's a large flowerer so either Group2 or 3, and you can experiment with pruning   
There are a few which are pretty similar though, so using the site @Obelixx mentions is a good way to proceed.

pitter-patter

Thank you. That’s the site I’ve been using, @Obelixx & @Fairygirl. The problem that I find is that clematis can look so different depending on the time you take the photo (first or second flowering), aspect etc.

Fairygirl

They do indeed @pitter-patter. Colour is always tricky because they can change considerably due to climate and conditions, as well as maturity.  
As long as you enjoy it, that's the main thing.
You could also try just looking on one of the specialist sites and narrowing down using colour, time of flowering etc, but it's pretty much the same thing as the other site.