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Following on from the very popular Watches n+1 thread, another opportunity to screen your horological curios.
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My Bulova Willet's clock is an adaptation of the art glass living room windows in the Prairie-style Ward W. Willits House, Highland Park, Illinois, 1902-03. Frank Lloyd Wright is recognized as one of the greatest architects of the twentieth century.
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This is a big (350mm dia.) bold railway style clock by NexTime.Looks grand on my office wall. The second hand is a smooth non-hacker.
I realise clocks aren't as popular as wris****ches but if you've got anything interesting, let's have a look.
*Edit. Misread the title. Apologies for the photo earlier*
Whats da time................ ?
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Two ta one!
Post CFH, but meh....
This is in our hall. It had lived at my Grandma's house for years stopped, she thought it was broken. I had a bit of a tinker and got it going for her, then it came to live with us when she died. The chiming is loud and very worn, so we don't wind that side. 
Wow, a cockclock.
I bet it's not yours Drac!
Iv'e got an old marine timepiece made by John Harrison (whoever he is)
I just use it as an egg timer.
I bet it’s not yours Drac
Nope, because his iPad tells the time perfectly
This lives on my sideboard, I like quirky clocks. Currently in the garage waiting for a donor clock mechanism and the stand to be glued back on...
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I bet it’s not yours Drac!
Mine's much bigger.
I like the first clock in the thread... 👍
I have one of these...
Sadly it's far too noisy.
Oh.. you said clock....
OP better hope 42 isn’t still lurking...
Argh! Hateful things. I can’t sleep if there’s one in the house. Don’t know if it’s an actual condition, but I can hear them from anywhere in a house. If I’m staying over somewhere I have to hunt them down and remove the batteries.
I think of it more as a statement than a regular time piece, it's a look deeper into the sole of the modern house
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Iv’e got an old marine timepiece made by John Harrison (whoever he is)
I just use it as an egg timer.
Seriously? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Harrison
there is a nice clock on the building over the river from my flat - thats the one I look at most. My parents have a Blakeway long case - made by my great great great grandfather.
This time next year tj.........
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I like that one Rockhopper, very jolly/nautical.
Argh! Hateful things. I can’t sleep if there’s one in the house.
Really? There's nothing more soothing than our wall clock up there ticking out it's 1/2 second beat. I miss it if I try to get to sleep and I forgot to wind it.
Edit - sorry Rockhopper, I looked again and saw the RAF motif 😳. Is there a story behind that?
I read🍆🍒 but you mean 🕰. Was nearly a totally different thread.
"OP better hope 42 isn’t still lurking…"
That's a blast from the past.... 
No story really, it’s a reproduction RAF sector clock as originals are silly expensive. That one wasn’t cheap either!
Mechanical tachymeter clock. No idea what vehicle it's from and google's been a bit of a blank to even establish that Zenith ever made commercial vehicle instruments or what for.
It makes a very satisfying ticking.
I had to turn the mechanical speedo drive at the back for *ages* to get it to 111 miles...
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The reference to 42 has stumped me.
Bodie was 37. Doyle was 45. The answer to life the universe and everything is 42 but I can't see the link to a clock thread.
The reference to 42 has stumped me.
42 rather notoriously sent penis photo's to a female STW poster. It was probably at least 10 years ago so he was way ahead of the social media curve in some ways.
A shower then?
Thanks for clarifying. I think.
I'm in the process of (starting) to convert this to a clock but not 100% yet.
AFAIK it' s the rudder angle indicator from a Russian Sub but I'm not sure. Big, heavy and made like something in Russia.
it’s a look deeper into the sole of the modern house
Your house has feet? Well I suppose a clock has hands. I have one of those childish anticlockwise ones. It seems normal after all these years.
Hedley - errr where would you start?
The writing on the submarine things says:
Left - on the stern
Right- on the bow
Middle- difference
Have an official Mondaine Swiss Railway clock in the kitchen, bought for £2 from a former employer when selling all the assets, I was chuffed!
Like this one:
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My local has this one
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It's on my computer desk and I use it as a paperweight for the current month's invoices.