Aw one of my instructors in Collage is a watch and clock collector. Guessing she would be awed at this display, especially the one with the Scotty Dog, the Milk Jug, Dart Board and others to boot. So many to choose from, thanks for sharing.

I am not a jewellery person but I love watches & I like these clocks!!!

Superb capture Andrea. God bless.

Sorry Andrea I haven't the time to comment. Hehe! I love that upside down one, like railway station clock, I can see that in my kitchen :)

I really do have to hand it too you Andrea.........

A wonderful collection of clocks and I only found two that were the same time while I was humming "as time goes by"!

One could get tick-tock off if they stayed around for any amount of time Great capture

How fun! I'd love a shop like this!

time is cool. lovely shot

Tick Tock great shot.

It's about time they filled that hole in the middle or put a sign in it saying 'Watch this space' !!!

Now that's cool....love it! :)

Superb capture !!!

"Unfathomable Sea! whose waves are years, Ocean of Time, whose waters of deep woe Are brackish with the salt of human tears!" (Shelley)

We just need one that shows what day of the week it is. Almost every day, Bill asks me, "what is this ... Tuesday?"

I like the grain and very slight edge work you've given to this. (It looks like edge work, but there are so many filters out there, you could've achieved this by other means, for sure.) Putting aside the actual clocks, the angle and profusion up front makes for a kind of 'journey'. We move back in the shot. And your slight grain somehow unifies everything together. I love the mix of clocks with boxes, with an upside down clock about 2/3 of the way to the right, and the reds standing out from the group. And the blank wall in your composition---which balances out the cacophony. A wonderful potpourri of shapes and forms, unified of course by the fact that they're all clocks. And a very pleasing moving-to-the-right image. And I like the variety of clocks themselves. Some are very interesting. (I could give you a number of links to watch/clock designers who've given very creative twists to the concept of time-keeping. But for now I'll just give you one---this is a trend in watches and clocks: Very personalized designs, and some purposely made to imitate old time-decayed objects. Here are 4 pages from a Japanese designer, Shintaro Daigo: His photos lack, bigtime, but click on a few anyway. Fascinating stuff. And there are other designers out there too, doing creative things with timepieces. Here are four from him... http://jid-shop.com/archives/category/item/watch http://www.joieinfiniedesign.com/collection_watch.html http://www.joieinfiniedesign.com/collection_ohter_works.html http://jid-shop.com/archives/1586)