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The image shows the restored mechanism of the original tower clock of Central Hall, located in Sofia, Bulgaria. The clock mechanism, manufactured by H. Aron in Charlottenburg, Berlin in 1912, is displayed behind glass. It features a large brass pendulum, intricate gears, and weights. A descriptive plaque is visible on the glass, providing details about the clock's restoration by engineer Georg Milchev. The background reveals the architecture of Central Hall, characterized by arched windows and brickwork, visible through the glass display. The scene appears to be an indoor exhibit, likely a museum or public space dedicated to horology or the history of the building.
viktoria626

Jul 28, 2026, 8:26 AM

Sofia, Bulgaria

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The image shows the restored mechanism of the original tower clock of Central Hall, located in Sofia, Bulgaria. The clock mechanism, manufactured by H. Aron in Charlottenburg, Berlin in 1912, is displayed behind glass. It features a large brass pendulum, intricate gears, and weights. A descriptive plaque is visible on the glass, providing details about the clock's restoration by engineer Georg Milchev. The background reveals the architecture of Central Hall, characterized by arched windows and brickwork, visible through the glass display. The scene appears to be an indoor exhibit, likely a museum or public space dedicated to horology or the history of the building.

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