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This is a Russian Navy Clock (or Ship's Watch) made for use aboard Soviet submarines during the height of the Cold War by the Chistopol Watch Factory (sometimes called the Vostok Factory).

This factory was founded in 1942 when a Moscow watch-making plant was evacuated from Moscow to a little town, Chistopol (Чи́стополь Now in the Republic of Tatarstan), located on The Kama River.

The company was appointed an official supplier of watches and clocks for the Defence Department of the Soviet Union in 1965. This clock was made in 1966 and has a 12 jewel 8-day movement.

Versions of this clock can often be found on eBay. The ones with Hammer and Sickle on a Soviet star and ones with pictures of submarines are of recent manufacture, and usually have plastic where the glass should be. Real Cold War era versions are more difficult to find and are often not in working condition.

Prague astronomical clock 2017 by Catherine Chittenden

clock and tea by Engin İPCİ

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Waiting for 3sec.

clock by Chrissy Stevenson

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Messing about with effects

Shoebury Clock Tower by Andrew Shaw

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SHOEBURY GARRISON 1. 5219 Clock Tower TQ 98 SW 5/85 II 2. A monumental arched gateway surmounted by a clock tower and arched cupola. Built in 1856, in yellow brick. It comprises a central tall semi-circular archway with rusticated brick voussoirs which breaks forward from smaller flanking arches also with rusticated voussoirs. The centre part has a brick cornice with blocking courses and is surmounted by a square clock tower with an open arched cupola above, with a pyramid slate roof with shaped eaves brackets. The archways are flanked by single storeyed buildings in similar style. The brickwork is laid with recessed horizontal courses simulating ashlar.

Source: Historic England

clock by Leo Reynolds

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Jackfield Tile Museum

Ironbridge Gorge Museums

Coalbrookdale, Telford, Shropshire, England, UK

Clock by LookaroundAnne

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Overlooks Great Yarmouth Market Place from the Lloyds TSB Bank building.

In ABCs and 123s: T is for time

Clock by Kevin Mason

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clock collection by amy duncan

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my large collection of vintage clocks - love the graphic quality of numbers

Auxerre by Seleusleaf

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A beautiful old clock in old Auxerre, France

Clock by Keith Brodie

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ye ol' nawfick: kitchen clock by matthew partridge

the following is a load of photos from ours days in norfolk virginia. more new stuff to come

72/365 Lunch time ! by Tim Russ

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72/365 13th March Lunch time ! According to the fancy clock anyway !!

Morphine notes by Don Donald Cecil

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I have a clock in my room 5 feet away from my bed. It hangs on a wall painted blue. I watch it a lot. It’s like a really small aquarium without fish.

I have decided I like the second hand the best. It is the most interesting and is delicate and stylish. I also like the seconds between the big 11 and the big 12. They’re satisfying to watch being swept by the hand sharing their name, it’s like a little Christmas. I like the hour hand too it reminds me of my grandfather. I don’t like the minute hand at all. It is sneaky and petty and I would remove if I was the clock king.

I thought briefly about stealing the clock, who’s name by the way is Elgin, but that I know it would not last. I am fickle with clocks. When I am near one I’ll glance over often and smile, a clock is never the same twice, the way the hands move together and apart, fleeting and informative but when I leave I know I won’t look back.

I can find another any time.

Time To Wake Up by Dry Icons

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Time To Wake Up graphic available for download at dryicons.com/free-graphics/preview/time-to-wake-up/ in EPS (vector) format.

View similar vector graphics at DryIcons Graphics.

Fabric Clock Squircle by Mark Morgan

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clock by Leo Reynolds