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This old clock resides at Balmoral School in Calgary. Although wikipedia (unfortunately edited by some that don't look lol) says 1915, the imprint year on the building shows 1913. I can see that this has stood the test of time quite well from that year....such a gorgeous building. I'd love to go inside of it one day.
Going through the archives I came across this one tonight and didn't realize I captured the moon right above the clock...nice capture even if I do say so myself.
This is a photo from a happy customer, showing how well this can work in the home. We also have other styles not shown in this or the below picture.
Diameter 26cm.
You can't beat a good public clock. The clock tower outside Altrincham Station dates from 1880 and is listed Grade II. The station was opened on 3 April 1881 as Altrincham & Bowdon by the Manchester, South Junction and Altrincham Railway.
ODC-Numbers
This was a Christmas gift from my sister last year. I love the pattern, it reminds me of a Celtic design!
The Clock Tower (1903) in Victoria, Seychelles, is modeled after a tower on Vauxhaul Bridge in London, England.
The clock face has pictures for thunder showers, showers, scattered showers, sun, partially cloudy, cloudy, sleet / hail, and snow.
The temperature scale goes from -40 to +40 *C which is not quite cold enough to show the temperature on the coldest day of the year and a little higher than the warmest day, but I like the symmetry.
More information: http://www.seancarney.ca/projects/weather-clock
Royal Air Force Air Defence Radar Museum
Royal Air Force Neatishead, Near Horning, Norfolk, England, UK
The Royal Courts clock, located above Fleet Street on the southeastern clock tower, is one of only eight 'Janus' clocks in Europe, having a double face.