A large, round, dark green-framed analog clock with a white face is mounted on an ornate dark green bracket against a white wall in a railway station in Peso da Régua, Portugal

A large, round, dark green-framed analog clock with a white face is mounted on an ornate dark green bracket against a white wall in a railway station in Peso da Régua, Portugal. The clock face features prominent black numbers for the 12-hour format (1-12) and smaller red numbers for the 24-hour format (13-23, with '0' at the 12 position). The "CP" logo (Comboios de Portugal) is present at the 12 o'clock mark. The hour hand points approximately to 8, and the minute hand points to the '5' position, indicating roughly 08:25 or 20:25. Below the clock and the white wall, a dado of traditional Portuguese azulejos covers the lower wall section. These tiles display an intricate repeating pattern of blue, yellow, and white floral and geometric motifs. To the left, a grey stone architectural frame surrounds a window. A white directional sign with a blue arrow pointing left, featuring a wheelchair accessibility symbol, is partially visible. Below this sign, a traditional metal lantern is affixed to the wall. Above the wall, a horizontal concrete beam supports a corrugated metal roof structure. No individuals, actions, or interactions are visible.