Queen’s staff drives.......a Rover

victorgte · 7th April 2019, 19:54

Just been watching a documentary about Windsor Castle. The program is 10 years old but the Queen’s clock maker/repairer was shown driving a late Rover 45. Could not see the Reg unfortunately to see if it’s still in use.
It takes him 16 hours to change 450 clocks every spring/autumn on the Windsor estate. I bet he is one of the growing number who want to see no further time changes!

grivas · 8th April 2019, 07:24

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Originally Posted by victorgte

Just been watching a documentary about Windsor Castle. The program is 10 years old but the Queen’s clock maker/repairer was shown driving a late Rover 45. Could not see the Reg unfortunately to see if it’s still in use.
It takes him 16 hours to change 450 clocks every spring/autumn on the Windsor estate. I bet he is one of the growing number who want to see no further time changes!

Fancy that, well I didn't know that!.

KLM · 8th April 2019, 11:43

That means he's ....."behind the times"

Kev.

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8th April 2019, 11:43	#3
KLM Posted a thing or two Rover 75 Club CDT Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: North West Posts: 1,289 Thanks: 691 Thanked 394 Times in 240 Posts	That means he's ....."behind the times" Kev.