
Musto27's captivating post on the Gros Horloge of Rouen, Normandy, invites readers to explore one of the world's most ancient public clocks. This piece delves into the historical significance and enduring craftsmanship of the 14th-century timepiece, offering a glimpse into horological history that continues to fascinate. Musto27's contribution highlights how monumental clocks serve as timeless testaments to human ingenuity and artistic expression.

Everything . . . the clock, the arch, the carvings. Old world wonders. Thanks for sharing. M4
Continuous since the rebuild?
A lot of history in there...
of Europe. A clock tour could be fun!
Amsterdam to Basel, via Viking Cruises with a few extra days on each end chasing clocks, automata and watches. Mike
But the original mechanism is still working
This thread is active on the Horological Meandering forum with 22 replies. Share your knowledge with fellow collectors.
Join the Discussion →