A turret clock or tower clock is a clock designed to be mounted high in the wall of a building, usually in a clock tower, in public buildings such as churches, university buildings, and town halls.

We are fortunate that the Church of England is able to preserve turret clocks that adorn so many churches. It would be good if other organisations were able to employ the Church’s blend of conserving the past with today’s need, whilst considering our heritage for future generations.

Tower clock movements or outdoor clock movements are available for interior or exterior clocks from 12″ (30 cm) to 40′ (12 meters). These tower clock movements are used in our own complete tower clock and street clock assemblies. We can also supply them for new or existing clocks.

Automatic clock winding mechanism available, the autowinder reduces maintenance of tower and church clocks. Clock Regulators and Clock Strike control mechanisms have also been developed by this company for easy installation.

A turret clock that is in working order makes a positive contribution to the tower that houses it. A striking clock makes a particular aural contribution to the area around a church and is an ever-present reminder of the presence of the church that maintains it. Although turret clocks

Following is a brief outline of the development of the tower clock from the mid 1100's (12th century) through the mid 1900's (20th century). General construction and materials:

2024年12月5日 · Our automatic winding clock system eliminates the need for regular hand-winding of your church tower clock and turret clock. It’s compact, lightweight and reliable and can be fitted to most turret clocks and carillons. Patented and conservation approved.

Turret clocks, also known as tower clocks or public clocks, were primarily designed to provide timekeeping for communities and were installed in prominent public places such as church towers, town halls, and other significant buildings.

2024年12月5日 · We have a range of standard turret clocks for installation in existing structures such as barn conversions and private residences. Our design team can also work with you to create a bespoke tower clock integral to your scheme.

At St. Nicholas church the clock is in the tower and sits above the tower ceiling. If the church is quiet the tick-tock of the clock, at one second intervals, can be clearly heard.