Clocks

[duncan]

in a disused warehouse on Scotland Street:

[Fossil]

GCC garage Bridgeton


-Fossil-

[Pgcc93]

Old Clydeside shipyard clock



and the somewhat substantial access platform for the above clock!

[kn0wledge]

[duncan]

and the somewhat substantial access platform for the above clock!

i didn't realise that was what that was, otherwise i'd have been up there for a look... nice details on the pipes beneath it too. need to go back

[Pgcc93]

It was slightly awkward to access. The pipe work is visually stunning, I wish I had paid more attention to it for pics!.

I'll post a pic of what it's connected to.

[Pgcc93]

This was only part of it...it got a lot better

[duncan]

It was slightly awkward to access.

yep, that's why i didn't bother, it looked too clarty to climb over for little reward. but i didn't realise it provided clock access

[kn0wledge]

From inside Hartwood.

[Sharon]

That is one ugly clock. Yet at the same time quite appealing....

[kn0wledge]

I think it was in the nurses' block. And yes, it's quite ugly, but I kind of like it. If it hadn't been smashed I might well have taken it for my study :<

[DMcNay]

That is one ugly clock. Yet at the same time quite appealing....

Could almost be my dating agency description...

[Pgcc93]

yep, that's why i didn't bother, it looked too clarty to climb over for little reward. but i didn't realise it provided clock access

This is all that remains inside. The main workings must have been removable for maintenance.
Any horologists out there that know the working of old clocks

[Fossil]

-Fossil-

[Gazzathecoigne]

Clock outside Harvey's Funeral Directors, next door to the Creme de la Creme on St. Vincent Street. Very Art Deco methinks?