From the serene golden light on the Burns Monument to the storm-swept drama of Tam o’ Shanter’s escape, this Art Clock is a horological Address to Scotland’s National Bard. And to match the scale of the spectacle, we are offering this edition in our commanding Giant-size as well as our classic Regular – marking the return of our largest Art Clock canvas.

Unlike any other Bramwell Brown ever made, this release forecasts the weather through language as well as art. Coming and going behind every individually numbered face is Robert Burns’s own handwriting. Lifted from his private notebooks, traditional barometric terms are replaced by his own 'Yon sun', 'Green grow the rashes-o', 'Wind can blaw', 'Rattling showers' and 'Tempest's roar'.

And you need not be a Burns scholar to own this piece of cultural history or be lost for words when admirers ask about it, as every clock arrives with a specially pagemarked book of The Bard's poetry and song. This ingenious companion links the handwriting and artwork on your clock's dial directly to the specific stanzas and National Trust for Scotland oil paintings that inspired them.

• A clock and a collaboration we are proud of: Every clock sold supports the National Trust for Scotland's mission to conserve the nation’s natural and cultural heritage for generations to come.
• Available in Giant-size: For the first time in many years, we are offering a new release in our renowned Giant size (53cm / 21" diameter). This is a hugely impressive standalone piece of kinetic art for your wall.
• And also in Regular-size: For those with not quite so much wall space to fill, the Regular size, at 33cm (13") diameter is big enough to work as a totally unique focal point in a room and small enough to sit alongside other wall art and furnishings.
• Weather forecasting 18th & 19th Century Art: The weather scenes are expertly pieced together from the National Trust for Scotland's curated collections - treasure troves of artworks adorning the walls of their museums, castles and houses. The scenery changes with the barometric air pressure, offering five different depictions of epic Scottish landscapes that also indicate a handy weather forecast for the day ahead.
• Knowledgeably explain the clock and its heritage: Each clock comes with "The Complete Poems & Songs of Robert Burns" that has been brilliantly pagemarked to link each of the five the scenes: 'Yon sun', 'Green grow the rashes-o', 'Wind can blaw', 'Rattling showers' and 'Tempest's roar' to their original poem stanza or song.
• Future Family Heirloom: Each clock is numbered on the face to give even more providence after it leaves our workshop. An object to treasure for generations.
• Peace of Mind: Reflecting the trust we put in our dedicated workshop team and the quality of our clocks, every one comes with a two-year warranty, easily extendable to four years by registering your purchase.

• Hand Assembled in Great Britain
  All of the Caledonian Heritage Weather Art Clocks are made at our workshop in Hampshire, Great Britain. Skilled and delicate work.
• Warrantied & Sustainable Design
  All our clocks come with a full warranty as standard, extendable to two years. We’ve designed the clock for a very long life in your home. And it’s fully serviceable (if it ever needs to be) – with all the parts available from our UK-based workshop.
• Watch the Transformation
  Want to show off your clock's epic scenery? Don’t wait for the weather to change, just press the demonstration button on the base of the frame to make the scenes come alive – then watch the reaction from friends and family.
• Iconic Scottish Art
  The five illustrated scenes are expertly pieced together from the National Trust for Scotland's historic collections. As the air pressure changes, your clock will decide if it needs to show you fair or stormier scenes!
• Easy to Hang (Indoors!)
  A single screw in the wall can hold the clock and you get a nifty hanging guide in the box. This clock is for indoor use only – just please don't hang it within 50cm (20 inches) of a radiator. The delicate barometric mechanics don’t enjoy direct heat.
• Certificate of Authenticity
  A mark of its unique provenance, your clock's certificate will be hand-numbered and signed to confirm its status as a limited edition timepiece created in partnership with the The National Trust for Scotland.
• 60-day Returns, So You Can Be Sure It’s Right For You
  We’re sure you’re going to love this clock. But if you change your mind, for whatever reason, just send it back to us within 60 days of delivery for an exchange or full refund. You can read more about our hassle-free process here.
  And if you want to give someone a clock but can’t decide which one, you can always purchase a Gift Card?.

• Dimensions
  Giant-size: 53cm (21 inches) diameter
  12.5cm (5 inches) deep
  Regular-size: 33cm (13 inches) diameter
  12.5cm (5 inches) deep
• Quality Quartz Movement
  German-made quartz mechanism keeps the clock hands on time without any ticking noise.
• Quality Materials
  Metal clock frame is hand-finished in silky smooth Midnight Black. The printed vinyl clock face sits behind the anodised metal minute and hour hands. The five weather scenes are printed onto acrylic and/or lightweight artboard. The clock window is shatterproof Lumex.
• Runs on Regular Batteries
  Included, of course, with all clocks.
• Free UK, USA and EU Shipping
  Once neatly packed up at the workshop post-assembly, your clock is shipped by trackable courier. If you're in the UK, delivery is in 1-2 days. See below for other delivery times.
• Ordering Overseas?
  We love sending our clocks around the world. We use reliable, fully tracked couriers. All orders of this particular clock to the USA or EU countries will arrive with no duties or local tariffs payable. We also refund some other country's tariffs. See our shipping information page.
• A Note on Altitude
  Our clocks are designed to work up to 180m above sea level. If you live above 180m, the lower air pressure makes the clock unusually pessimistic. We can alter its brains for you – just get in touch with us here. Or find out more about clocks at altitude.