Bury Hand Grained railway station clock
Hand Grained case — Medium 16″

Traditional railway character, individually made for your home.

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Bury Railway Station Clock

£179.95 – £249.95

Inspired by the railway heritage of Bury, this handsome wall clock brings the character of the great station timepieces into the home. Its period-style dial, clearly defined numerals and traditional metal hands are intended to evoke the familiar clocks that once marked the hours for generations of travellers. The historically correct substantial case provides further authenticity to the design, complemented by a protective glass lens secured by a traditional solid brass bezel.

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Choose between a warmly finished, traditional Hand Grained case and a Black case that creates a striking contrast with the dial. Both are designed to work equally well in a hallway, study, kitchen or railway enthusiast's collection. The choice of sizes offers flexibility: Medium 16″ (41 cm) is comfortably proportioned for everyday rooms, while Large 21.5″ (55 cm) has the presence to make a statement on a larger wall.

Each clock is carefully assembled to order in the UK, bringing together the finished case, dial, metal hands and a reliable high-torque, battery-powered quartz movement. The result combines the charm of historic railway design with straightforward modern timekeeping. As an individually assembled piece, it offers an appealing alternative to a mass-produced decorative wall clock.

  • Traditional railway-inspired dial behind a protective glass lens
  • High-torque battery-powered quartz movement with metal hands
  • Medium 16″ (41 cm) or Large 21.5″ (55 cm)
  • Hand Grained or Black case, individually assembled to order in the UK

UK delivery £4.95 per order · International delivery calculated at checkout.

Clock dimensions

Medium railway clock: 16 inches (40.6 cm) diameter and 1.4 inches (3.6 cm) depth

The History of Bury Railway Station

About this Bury railway clock

Based on the original Bury station clock design, this cased edition is individually assembled to order in the UK. Choose a wood-effect or gloss black case, with a traditional solid brass bezel securing the protective glass lens. Metal hands and a high-torque quartz movement complete the clock.

The history of Bury station

Bury station opened on 28 September 1846 under the East Lancashire Railway. Following the railway’s absorption into the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway in 1859, the station was renamed Bury Bolton Street in February 1866. The dial design recalls the railway heritage of the town and the distinctive character of nineteenth-century station timekeeping.