LONDON - Buckingham Palace announced it is seeking someone to be responsible for winding the queen`s 1,000 clocks for $50,035 per year. The advertisement on Queen Elizabeth`s official website says the Royal Horological Conservator will be based in Buckingham Palace, but will also have to travel to Windsor Castle, the Palace of Holyroodhouse, Balmoral and Sandringham to make sure all of the monarch`s clocks are wound and set to the accurate time, The Mirror reported Monday. The post-holder will be primarily responsible for resetting the clocks for the time changes in March and October. More
4 comments:
Why would anyone need 1,000 clocks?
Must be noisy at 12 oclock.
Wonder if she has any coo coo clocks. I like them.
Maybe she could just look out of the window at Big Ben when she wants to know what time it is.
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