Tuesday, 13 April 2010

Fulham and Chelsea Clocks

I attended a Microsoft product launch today (Visual Studio 2010) in the Vue Cinema in Fulham Broadway Shopping Centre. During the lunch break I went for a walk around Fulham and Chelsea and spotted the following clocks:

The large clock in this photo is above the Fulham Register Office, in Harwood Road.


Fulham Register Office Clock


Fulham Broadway - spot the clock!


Clock above Broadway House - displaying the wrong time


Angell Services Ltd - Specialist Bedding Suppliers/Carpets and Flooring, 106 - 108 Wandsworth Bridge Road


Angells Carpets Clock - The wrong time is being displayed


Fulham Broadway Station and shopping Centre - The clock has no hands


Timeless - no hands!


This is St John's Church, Fulham - just around the corner from Fulham Broadway Station.


This photo was taken in Chelsea. The clock here is next to Gutlin Antique Clocks. Unfortunately I didn't have time (no pun intended) to go into the shop but it had some very impressive clocks in the window (Atmos clocks and a ships chronometer) - I'll have to go back when I have more time.


I took this photo of a brass clock in Fulham Broadway tube station on my way home


Brass clock in Fulham Broadway Station: 'The Self Winding Clock Co. New York'


and finally... something that has nothing to do with clocks. I also walked past Chelsea Football Club earlier in the day - www.chelseafc.com

4 comments:

Andrea said...

Like the timeless no hands! Wish some moments were like that and others had hands that would spin fast enough to break off and fly - hey! Maybe that's what happened there!

Alan said...

I've seen another clock close to where I work that also does not have hands - maybe it's a new trend ;) Next time I get out of the office at lunch time I'll get a photo of it.

Andrea said...

Funny - hate to sound like an "airhead" (don't comment) but is there seriously a way to tell the time on them? Is that really a "thing"? Nevermind - I think I just had that "Oooooh, OK" moment that hits me occasionally. Ha! Anyway - I want to see the other one so get that photo. Start a collection of "timeless" pieces;)

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