Howard Miller Le Chateau'D Olero Clock 620-367

• It first served as a monastery, looming high above France's Bay of Biscay. The early monks who lived there were pious, prayerful -- and also distilled some of the best brandies in the Bordeaux region. In its second life, the site was transformed into a rambling estate for the Olero family, and brandy gave way to fine wines, with a tasting room located high in the domed apse that topped the basilica. Though you can't accompany today's villagers as they occasionally stumble across remnants of cork and cask, you can raise a toast with this Moment in Time clock that celebrates the spirit of grand architecture.
• Beautifully produced with fade-resistant inks, the antique dial is carefully mounted on a laser cut, 1/4" thick, panel base and features antique black hands.
• Quartz, battery operated movement.