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Jessop's Clock is located in San Diego, California, USA. It was built in 1907 by one of the city's noted jewelers, George Carter Jessop, and stood in the city's downtown centre for most of the 20th century.
It is said that on the day of his death, Jessop's clock stopped working for reasons that are as yet unknown. This tale has given the clock status as a San Diego landmark
My friend Keith used to say "pull the other one. It's got more bells on than the town hall clock" Mind you, he came from Horwich.
This is pretty cool. What time is it in New York? London? Tokyo? Find out! Location: Hotel Danieli, Avignon, France
This little device next to the bed was so much more than just an alarm clock. It also operated all room lights and the drapes to the window wall. And, if you want to sleep in you can just hit the Privacy button. Love it!
Spotted this one in the swanky neighborhoods of Ginza. The artist probably drew inspiration from around the clock working culture of Japan.
I do not remember in which building I spotted this one (Gucci, Louis Vuitton?) If you do please let me know. Thank you.
I took photos of different clocks around the house that had different sizes and shapes. I tried taking them from a distance that would give the appearance they were all the same sizes. Trying to match the size of the different clocks was a bit harder than I thought.
Das Turmuhrenmuseum befindet sich im Turm der Danziger Katharinenkirche (Alexandrienkirche). Infolge einer Vereinbahrung zwischen dem Historischen Museum der Stadt Danzig und dem Karmeliterorden wurde 1996 in dem Kirchenturm das Museum errichtet.
The Clock Tower Museum is located in the tower of the Church „St. Catherine" (Alexandria Church), Gdansk. As a result of an agreement between the Historical Museum of the City of Gdańsk and the Carmelite Order, the museum was built in 1996 in the church tower.
Harz mountains, Germany
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