The Gillette Clock Tower, an iconic Art Deco structure in London, has been restored after a seven-month project. This 150 ft tower is an integral part of the capital's industrial heritage, originally built as part of the American razor brand Gillette's factory. Historically, it served as a lookout point during World War II. Its restoration involved skilled clockmakers and custom-made components to ensure historical accuracy. The factory was the European headquarters for Gillette until 2006, contributing significantly to the local identity of the area now undergoing revitalization.
The Gillette Clock Tower, 150 ft tall, has been restored to working order after a seven-month project, showcasing its importance in London's industrial heritage.
Notably used as a lookout point during the Second World War, the clock tower now stands renovated, highlighting its historical significance and architectural beauty.
The restoration involved skilled clockmakers and custom components to maintain historical accuracy, underscoring the tower's status as a Grade II listed building.
Once the European headquarters for Gillette until 2006, the area has transitioned, reflecting a renaissance amid the Golden Mile Centenary celebrations.
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