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Wells Cathedral clock made in 1390, the second oldest working clock in the world with the oldest original dials, Wells England Stock Photo

RFEJH8AR–Wells Cathedral clock made in 1390, the second oldest working clock in the world with the oldest original dials, Wells England

The Wells Cathedral Clock (a 14th Century astronomical clock installed in 1380s), Somerset, England Stock Photo

RMD6WD70–The Wells Cathedral Clock (a 14th Century astronomical clock installed in 1380s), Somerset, England

Wells Cathedral famous outside clock, Somerset. Stock Photo

RMAJ5WHF–Wells Cathedral famous outside clock, Somerset.

Jack Blandifers, a figure who strikes a bell - part of The Wells cathedral clock - or Wells Clock, Wells, Somerset UK Stock Photo

RMF1TMA9–Jack Blandifers, a figure who strikes a bell - part of The Wells cathedral clock - or Wells Clock, Wells, Somerset UK

The Wells Cathedral Clock Wells Cathedral Somerset England UK Stock Photo

RMANBTE0–The Wells Cathedral Clock Wells Cathedral Somerset England UK

The Wells Cathedral Clock, Somerset, UK Stock Photo

RMCFP1YR–The Wells Cathedral Clock, Somerset, UK

Wells Cathedral clock - an astronomical clock in the north transept of Wells Cathedral, Somerset, England. The surviving mechanism, dated to between 1 Stock Photo

RM2ABMDAM–Wells Cathedral clock - an astronomical clock in the north transept of Wells Cathedral, Somerset, England. The surviving mechanism, dated to between 1

RMAKMTGG–Wells Cathedral Clock

The Wells Clock on the north transept inside Wells Cathedral is the second oldest clock in Britain and the third in the world Stock Photo

RMCB4CEB–The Wells Clock on the north transept inside Wells Cathedral is the second oldest clock in Britain and the third in the world

The historic 14th century medieval astronomical 'Wells Clock' on the outside wall of Cathedral in Wells, Somerset, England, UK Stock Photo

RMCY82FT–The historic 14th century medieval astronomical 'Wells Clock' on the outside wall of Cathedral in Wells, Somerset, England, UK

Wells Cathedral clock. Somerset, England Stock Photo

RMFJ1HDW–Wells Cathedral clock. Somerset, England

Knights Clock, Wells Cathedral, Somerset, England, UK Stock Photo

RMB5785G–Knights Clock, Wells Cathedral, Somerset, England, UK

Wells Cathedral clock face. Somerset, England Stock Photo

RMFX13GX–Wells Cathedral clock face. Somerset, England

Old clock interior Wells Cathedral Somerset England UK United Kingdom GB Great Britain British Isles Europe Stock Photo

RMBFPHDF–Old clock interior Wells Cathedral Somerset England UK United Kingdom GB Great Britain British Isles Europe

The interior of Wells Cathedral, underneath the famous medieval clock and scissor arch Stock Photo

RMEAC734–The interior of Wells Cathedral, underneath the famous medieval clock and scissor arch

The exterior clock at Wells Cathedral, Somerset, England. Stock Photo

RFFRX0YP–The exterior clock at Wells Cathedral, Somerset, England.

England Somerset Wells Cathedral interior the original medieval clock Europes oldest Stock Photo

RMA90PA8–England Somerset Wells Cathedral interior the original medieval clock Europes oldest

The late 14th century astronomical clock in Wells Cathedral, Wells, Somerset UK Stock Photo

RM2F55YYA–The late 14th century astronomical clock in Wells Cathedral, Wells, Somerset UK

clock on exterior of Wells cathedral Stock Photo

RMBJPCPT–clock on exterior of Wells cathedral

RFEJH8G5–Wells Cathedral clock made in 1390, the second oldest working clock in the world with the oldest original dials, Wells England

RMD6WD5J–The Wells Cathedral Clock (a 14th Century astronomical clock installed in 1380s), Somerset, England

Wells Cathedral Clock, 14th century. Stock Photo

RMWH8EW4–Wells Cathedral Clock, 14th century.

Wells Cathedral clock on north inscribed NEQUID PEREAt - 'Let nothing be lost'. English Gothic. Stock Photo

RMBCA88B–Wells Cathedral clock on north inscribed NEQUID PEREAt - 'Let nothing be lost'. English Gothic.

RMANBTE9–The Wells Cathedral Clock, Wells Cathedral, Somerset, England, UK

The Wells Cathedral Clock is an ornate astronomical timepiece in the north transept of the Somerset landmark cathedral. Stock Photo

RMPT1PP0–The Wells Cathedral Clock is an ornate astronomical timepiece in the north transept of the Somerset landmark cathedral.

Assistant Curator of Science Matthew Howles takes a look inside the Wells Cathedral Clock at the Clockmakers' Museum, part of the Science Museum in London, ahead of the clocks going back an hour this weekend. Stock Photo

RM2A6AT5Y–Assistant Curator of Science Matthew Howles takes a look inside the Wells Cathedral Clock at the Clockmakers' Museum, part of the Science Museum in London, ahead of the clocks going back an hour this weekend.

The outer face of the 14th century Wells Cathedral clock in the north transept of Wells Cathedral in the city of Wells, Somerset, England. Stock Photo

RM2D9B4Y9–The outer face of the 14th century Wells Cathedral clock in the north transept of Wells Cathedral in the city of Wells, Somerset, England.

The exterior dial of Wells Cathedral clock, a14th century astronomical clock in the north transept of Wells Cathedral, Somerset England UK. Stock Photo

RM2YKH831–The exterior dial of Wells Cathedral clock, a14th century astronomical clock in the north transept of Wells Cathedral, Somerset England UK.

The Wells Cathedral Clock - the third oldest clock in the world and a significant medieval British artefact - during a media preview for the Science Museum re-displaying two of their historic objects – The Wells Cathedral Clock Mechanism and Alexander Cumming’s Barograph Clock. Stock Photo

RMK1735A–The Wells Cathedral Clock - the third oldest clock in the world and a significant medieval British artefact - during a media preview for the Science Museum re-displaying two of their historic objects – The Wells Cathedral Clock Mechanism and Alexander Cumming’s Barograph Clock.

Close up of the 14th century medieval Wells cathedral Clock inside Wells Cathedral, Somerset UK Stock Photo

RMF1TMAA–Close up of the 14th century medieval Wells cathedral Clock inside Wells Cathedral, Somerset UK

Chain Gate, Wells Cathedral, Wells, Somerset, England, UK Stock Photo

RMB5FK83–Chain Gate, Wells Cathedral, Wells, Somerset, England, UK

The external dial of the Wells Clock, the second oldest continuously running clock in Britain. Wells Cathedral, Somerset, England, United Kingdom, UK. Stock Photo

RMC7BW5J–The external dial of the Wells Clock, the second oldest continuously running clock in Britain. Wells Cathedral, Somerset, England, United Kingdom, UK.

The historic external Wells Cathedral Clock with jousting knights chiming the bell every 15 minutes. City of Wells, Somerset, England, UK Stock Photo

RMBMJC3G–The historic external Wells Cathedral Clock with jousting knights chiming the bell every 15 minutes. City of Wells, Somerset, England, UK

Clock on the exterior of Wells Cathedral, Somerset, England, UK Stock Photo

RFG66M4D–Clock on the exterior of Wells Cathedral, Somerset, England, UK

RM2RFMWW3–The historic external Wells Cathedral Clock with jousting knights chiming the bell every 15 minutes. City of Wells, Somerset, England, UK

Wells Cathedral clock on the North Wall Connected to the Astronomical clock inside the Cathedral Stock Photo

RMEE9P6A–Wells Cathedral clock on the North Wall Connected to the Astronomical clock inside the Cathedral

Wells cathedral Somerset external clock 1380 showing two knight bell ringers Stock Photo

RFB1CY0J–Wells cathedral Somerset external clock 1380 showing two knight bell ringers

The famous Wells Cathedral ( Astronomical ) clock (considered to be the second oldest clock mechanism in Britain). Wells Cathedral. Somerset. UK. (71) Stock Photo

RME9CNPA–The famous Wells Cathedral ( Astronomical ) clock (considered to be the second oldest clock mechanism in Britain). Wells Cathedral. Somerset. UK. (71)

RFEJH8JG–Wells Cathedral clock made in 1390, the second oldest working clock in the world with the oldest original dials, Wells England

RMD6WD67–The Wells Cathedral Clock (a 14th Century astronomical clock installed in 1380s), Somerset, England

Tourists waiting for the knights to strike the bells on the Wells Cathedral clock in Somerset. Stock Photo

RFR80KT3–Tourists waiting for the knights to strike the bells on the Wells Cathedral clock in Somerset.

Wells Cathedral outside clock. Somerset. Stock Photo

RMAJ5WJ0–Wells Cathedral outside clock. Somerset.

RMANBTD7–The Wells Cathedral Clock Wells Cathedral Somerset England UK

RMPT28KP–The Wells Cathedral Clock is an ornate astronomical timepiece in the north transept of the Somerset landmark cathedral.

Wells Cathedral Clock, Somerset, England, UK Stock Photo

RMAC7PDK–Wells Cathedral Clock, Somerset, England, UK

Wells Cathedral clock and architecture in late afternoon sunlight. Somerset, England Stock Photo

RMEN40TK–Wells Cathedral clock and architecture in late afternoon sunlight. Somerset, England

RM2YKH821–The exterior dial of Wells Cathedral clock, a14th century astronomical clock in the north transept of Wells Cathedral, Somerset England UK.

RMAJFDG6–The Wells Cathedral Clock, Wells Cathedral, Somerset, England, UK

Visitors looking at the 14th century medieval Wells cathedral Clock; the interior of Wells cathedral, Somerset England UK Stock Photo

RMF1TMA8–Visitors looking at the 14th century medieval Wells cathedral Clock; the interior of Wells cathedral, Somerset England UK

RMB575RK–Knights Clock, Wells Cathedral, Somerset, England, UK

RMAC7PDM–Wells Cathedral Clock, Somerset, England, UK

Clock on the wall of Wells Cathedral , Somerset . Stock Photo

RM2BWAXWE–Clock on the wall of Wells Cathedral , Somerset .

Fourteenth century Wells cathedral clock on the north aspect of the building - said to be the second continuously running clock in Britian Stock Photo

RMM1KFT5–Fourteenth century Wells cathedral clock on the north aspect of the building - said to be the second continuously running clock in Britian

Lightfoot's Clock at Cathedral. Wells. 1930 Stock Photo

RMMM3F70–Lightfoot's Clock at Cathedral. Wells. 1930

Wells Cathedral Wells Somerset England UK GB EU Europe Stock Photo

RMDE1W6A–Wells Cathedral Wells Somerset England UK GB EU Europe

Lightfoot's Clock at Cathedral. Wells. 1910 Stock Photo

RMMM3K87–Lightfoot's Clock at Cathedral. Wells. 1910

Around Wells, a small city in somerset UK. The Astronomical clock on the North Transept of Wells Cathedral Stock Photo

RM2H18AM0–Around Wells, a small city in somerset UK. The Astronomical clock on the North Transept of Wells Cathedral

RFEJH89H–Wells Cathedral clock made in 1390, the second oldest working clock in the world with the oldest original dials, Wells England

Wells Cathedral Clock, Somerset 2005 Stock Photo

RMAYMM9B–Wells Cathedral Clock, Somerset 2005

Wells cathedral clock from above Stock Photo

RFT5RWXM–Wells cathedral clock from above

Jack Blandiver strikes bells with his hands & feet, part of the late 14th C astronomical clock in Wells Cathedral, Somerset UK Stock Photo

RMFAFNCH–Jack Blandiver strikes bells with his hands & feet, part of the late 14th C astronomical clock in Wells Cathedral, Somerset UK

Close up of the exterior face of the Wells cathedral clock in Wells, Somerset, UK on 28 July 2020 Stock Photo

RF2C9P3GB–Close up of the exterior face of the Wells cathedral clock in Wells, Somerset, UK on 28 July 2020

Wells Cathedral Clock (Inside Face) Stock Photo

RMD5A455–Wells Cathedral Clock (Inside Face)

The medieval clock on the outside wall of the north transept, Wells Cathedral, Somerset, England Stock Photo

RMD60MRT–The medieval clock on the outside wall of the north transept, Wells Cathedral, Somerset, England

RMEN40T2–Wells Cathedral clock and architecture in late afternoon sunlight. Somerset, England

Wells Cathedral clock, Church of England, Somerset, UK Stock Photo

RMDJ0656–Wells Cathedral clock, Church of England, Somerset, UK

RMFJG3DM–Wells Cathedral clock. Somerset, England

Medieval clock face on north transept of Wells Cathedral, Wells, Somerset, England, United Kingdom Stock Photo

RMB4X6TJ–Medieval clock face on north transept of Wells Cathedral, Wells, Somerset, England, United Kingdom

Interior view of Wells Cathedral - The Wells Cathedral Clock installed in the 1380s, Somerset, England Stock Photo

RFM1C32D–Interior view of Wells Cathedral - The Wells Cathedral Clock installed in the 1380s, Somerset, England

RMAC7PDJ–Wells Cathedral Clock, Somerset, England, UK

The exterior dial, on the north transept, of the medieval astronomical clock of Wells Cathedral, Wells, Somerset, England, UK. The quarter-jacks, in t Stock Photo

RFJJDC07–The exterior dial, on the north transept, of the medieval astronomical clock of Wells Cathedral, Wells, Somerset, England, UK. The quarter-jacks, in t

External face of clock on Wells Cathedral Somerset UK Stock Photo

RMBHP9H3–External face of clock on Wells Cathedral Somerset UK

Wells Cathedral Clock, considered to be the second oldest clock mechanism in Britain. Stock Photo

RF2GYD09C–Wells Cathedral Clock, considered to be the second oldest clock mechanism in Britain.

WELLS, England — Wells Cathedral, an architectural marvel of the Gothic period, stands tall in the heart of Wells, Somerset. The cathedral, renowned for its stunning west facade and unique scissor arches, has been a place of worship and pilgrimage for centuries, embodying the city's rich religious and architectural history. Stock Photo

RMCYAKN8–WELLS, England — Wells Cathedral, an architectural marvel of the Gothic period, stands tall in the heart of Wells, Somerset. The cathedral, renowned for its stunning west facade and unique scissor arches, has been a place of worship and pilgrimage for centuries, embodying the city's rich religious and architectural history.

Wells Cathedral - Wells, Somerset, England. Above the Astronomical clock and to the right is a figure, known as Jack Blandifers (Blandiver), who hits a bell with a hammer held in his right hand and two bells hung beneath him with his heels. Stock Photo

RM2K64GXF–Wells Cathedral - Wells, Somerset, England. Above the Astronomical clock and to the right is a figure, known as Jack Blandifers (Blandiver), who hits a bell with a hammer held in his right hand and two bells hung beneath him with his heels.

RM2H18AKR–Around Wells, a small city in somerset UK. The Astronomical clock on the North Transept of Wells Cathedral

RM2T1AXRF–Medieval clock face on North Transept of Wells Cathedral, Wells, Somerset, England, United Kingdom

Astronomical clock, Wells Cathedral Stock Photo

RM2GTGBC6–Astronomical clock, Wells Cathedral

The Famous Astronomical clock in Wells Cathedral, Somerset, England. Dates from 1386AD. Stock Photo

RF2T1EA7B–The Famous Astronomical clock in Wells Cathedral, Somerset, England. Dates from 1386AD.

Well Cathedral Clock. Taken in 1977. Stock Photo

RM2J5E01P–Well Cathedral Clock. Taken in 1977.

Architectural Interiors, Wells Cathedral, Somerset, England, UK. Stock Photo

RF2W2JGTY–Architectural Interiors, Wells Cathedral, Somerset, England, UK.

The Medieval clock inside Wells Cathedral, Somerset, England. Oldest in Europe Stock Photo

RM2XH8CX7–The Medieval clock inside Wells Cathedral, Somerset, England. Oldest in Europe

RMKFT6MX–Medieval clock face on north transept of Wells Cathedral, Wells, Somerset, England, United Kingdom

Wells Cathedral Somerset old Clock Stock Photo

RMBK79J0–Wells Cathedral Somerset old Clock

RM2G066P3–Medieval clock face on north transept of Wells Cathedral, Wells, Somerset, England, United Kingdom

RMFHYYDP–Wells Cathedral clock. Somerset, England

The medieval clock in Wells Cathedral, Somerset Stock Photo

RMEAC5JB–The medieval clock in Wells Cathedral, Somerset

RMFX13GE–Wells Cathedral clock face. Somerset, England

RFM1C32H–Interior view of Wells Cathedral - The Wells Cathedral Clock installed in the 1380s, Somerset, England

Details of an old clock on the cathedral wall, Wells Cathedral, Wells, Somerset, England Stock Photo

RMBNFXPH–Details of an old clock on the cathedral wall, Wells Cathedral, Wells, Somerset, England

A woman looks at the Wells Cathedral Clock on display at the Clockmakers' Museum, part of the Science Museum in London, ahead of the clocks going back an hour this weekend. Stock Photo

RM2A6AT5J–A woman looks at the Wells Cathedral Clock on display at the Clockmakers' Museum, part of the Science Museum in London, ahead of the clocks going back an hour this weekend.