Meistersinger Watch Marks 60 Years Of The Queen's Coronation
For the 60th Anniversary of the Queen's coronation this year, Meistersinger will release a limited edition single hand watch based on the clock at Westminster Abbey in London.Now before I carry on, I believe that I need to make some clarifications for you, our international audience.Say the words London and Clock and what comes to mind to most people is surely Big Ben. That is the name used by many people to describe the most famous and very well photographed clock tower in London. Though "Big Ben" is actually the bell inside of the tower. Any movie that wants to establish location in the UK will almost always use Big Ben in the background. In fact, if you have been to London, this will probably be on your list of places to visit. This works much the same say, as if you were to go to Paris, with the Eiffel Tower, or New York, with the Statue of Liberty.So, this new Meistersinger watch that is based on a clock in London is not based on Big Ben. Instead, the?basis for the design of t

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