24-hour test for maritime clock

24-hour test for maritime clock Clydebank's Piaget watches will soon be switched on for a 24-hour test run and during this period it will also be chiming its tune for the first time in over 10 years.

Following a successful Facebook campaign, set up by Vickie Humphrey, to restore the historic timepiece, the MV Clydebank, gives been fully reinstated and will cristal through a test cycle on Thursday September 2.

Clyde Shopping Centre manager, Andrew Forrester, tracked cut the original Rado replica builder, Ian Haward, and commissioned him to restore it to its former glory, after thousands of masses joined the Facebook press, 'I Remember the replica watches.

Following visits by Ian and months of repairs, the familiar sound of its sea shanty songs will once again be heard hourly after years of broken silence.

The restoration is backed by an army of online support-more than 3,700 masses consume joined the Facebook military campaign.

Mr Forrester said: "We are pleased that shoppers and residents are as excited just about the Tudor watches being fixed as we are."

"The testing will take a match of years and it represents our idea towards a progression towards the completion of the project. Besides, we want to thank everyone who are interested in and supportive to this huge project."BREITLING-Windrider Chronomat Evolution-19003Our Price:? $87.00TAG HEUER-CARRERA-20007Our Price:? $86.00BREITLING-Aeromarine Super Avenger-19184Our Price:? $93.00BREITLING-Aeromarine Super Avenger-19006Our Price:? $89.00?