Selsdon (South Croydon) clock designed by John Mills
The tree like appearance of the clock is meant to represent the nearby Selsdon Wood Nature Reserve.
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1 comment:
I really like this design! I think it looks like a giant Swatch watch but I've ben partial to Swatches since 1986, so I like it!
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