Museum of Timekeeping

Interesting museum. Friendly and knowledgeable staff. Excellent speaking clock display.

About clocks, watches and any other time pieces including TIM -- the talking clock -- 3 generations actually. Find out gems like the first talking clock woman had to have her teeth filed to stop her from whistling on the recording.
Also the expected cafë.

If you love clocks, watches and time keeping then this will be an interesting place to visit for you. The guides in every room are helpful and knowledgeable about the clocks in their care. We spent about 1 1/2 hours looking around. At the back of the museum is an independent cafe - The clock house cafe, which serves delicious food.

If you've any interest at all in clocks, watches and time keeping in general, then this is the place for you. Some beautiful exhibits displaying craftsmanship at its best. Only open to the general public on Fridays 11am till 3pm

Interesting but not for children.open only on Friday for four hours. Volunteers very friendly

If you've any interest in the instruments used for timekeeping then you'll love this place. Very friendly and knowledgeable volunteers. As a self confessed watch nerd I loved it.

A very interesting visit. Staff very helpful and the talk on clocks most enjoyable.
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if you're interested in old clocks and watches...