Clock repair shop, London, UK on Saturday 22nd January 2022 at 11am – by Andrew Strangeway

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Clock repair shop, London, UK on Saturday 22nd January 2022 at 11am – by Andrew Strangeway

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“I work in a clock shop in London where we service antique and vintage clocks. This is recorded from my bench on a quiet Saturday morning, there are sounds of […]

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Clock repair shop, London, UK on Saturday 22nd January 2022 at 11am – by Andrew Strangeway

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