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Fortunate to catch this with the clock refracted pretty full in the water drop. It goes to say there's a hundred others where I missed the drop completely!! The clock is about two feet away from the camera (and upside down so the image appears upright in the drop,the water's dropped from a small eye dropper)
Inside Normansfield clock tower.
Someone had removed the clocks workings and they lay on the roof, the hospital closed in 1997 yet was still in fairly good condition back in 2005. Back then the clock still worked! Nowerdays the building is in very bad condition, floors are very unsafe and internaly part are verging on collapse.
This modern clock features easy to read numbers, a large faceplate, and a third clock hand for the day of the week. Now you can glance at the clock for the time AND day!
This clock hung over the huge counsel tv (color yet!) in my grandparents' living room since day one. It's been running for most of the past 5 decades, contently passing time without a hiccup.
The clock at The Burrow that has a hand for each family member which points to either Home, Mortal Perilm Qudditch, Work, School, Garden, In Transit, Lost.
The setting sun lit up the old Toronto City Hall clock tower and the city's flag.
Photographed using an Industar 28mm lens on a Sony NEX 5N.
medieval astronomical clock is 3rd oldest in existence, oldest still working • Wikipedia • video: The 600 Years [10:00] • orloj eu website
Super retro vintage flip clock, made by General Electric likely in the 1960s. Mod design with rounded corners and oh-so cool details.
Took this at the Musée d'Orsay in Paris. The clock mechanisms are exposed, and you can get to the inside and "look out" from a walkway. The watchman in the tower took a moment's break, and I caught it. This was in color, but I like the B&W better (see next pic).
The famous Wells clock is considered to be the second oldest clock mechanism in Britain, and probably in the world, to survive in original condition and still in use.
The original works were made about 1390 and the clock face is the oldest surviving original of its kind anywhere.When the clock strikes every quarter, jousting knights rush round above the clock and the Quarter Jack bangs the quarter hours with his heels.