Watches, Clocks, Timekeeping On Stamps

I really love some of the clock and time-themed stamps posted so far. Here's a pair from my small collection. Nomos is a German company that makes very fine watches. I'm not sure if these are official postage stamps issued by Deutsche Post or not, however.

Republic of Korea
Classical Architecture
March 15, 2007
The stamp depicts the clock tower of Seoul National University Hospital in the middle 20th century.

This stamp (Sc #1454h) comes from The Netherlands's 2013 "December" discount stamp sheet of 20 different designs.

Hungary
House of Parliament
October 3, 2014
Set of eight, one stamp depicts the wall clock in the speaker's reception halls.

Here is the .85 franc value (Sc #1186) from Switzerland's "Classic Swiss Design" series of 2003-5. The stamp depicts a railway station clock designed in 1944 by Hans Hilfiker (1901-93).

Great Britain
The Palace of Westminster
July 30, 2020
Set of six stamps and one minisheet; one stamp depicts clocks on the Elizabeth Tower.

On November 27, 2001 the Netherlands released its "December" discount stamp sheet of 20 different .27 euro/.60 guilder self-adhesive stamps. For 2001, the stamps are interesting collages, arranged in five horizontal rows of four stamps each. The stamp in position 1 (Sc #1085 A) features a clock at five minutes until midnight of the new year.

France
Portrait of the Regions V
March 11, 2005
Set of ten, one stamp depicts grandfather clock made by craftsmen in Franche-Comte, especially in Morez and Morbier in the Upper Jura, from the end of the 17th century.

Turkey
Antique Clocks
July 20, 2005
The stamp set depicts a musical floor clock (1770) and a perfetual table clock (1867).

Switzerland
Clockmaking
November 12, 2020
The stamp depicts intricate internal mechanisms of the clock of Zytglogge in Bern. The clockwork was made by the gunsmith Kaspar Brunner in 1530.

Here is the 20 (pf) value (Mi #3131) from the DDR's October 27, 1987 set of two stamps commemorating the 70th anniversary of the October Revolution in Russia. Stamp depicts the Spasskaya Tower Clock (ca. 1491-1585) at the Kremlin in Moscow.

From wikipedia, "The Kremlin Clock, also known colloquially in the West as Moscow Clock Tower, is a historic clock on the Spasskaya Tower of Moscow Kremlin."

This 6c Franklin D.Roosevelt definitive booklet pane of 5 (Sc #1284c) was issued by the USA on January 6, 1968.

Hungary
Antique Clocks
December 14, 1990
The stamp set depicts a traveling clock (1576), a table clock (1643), a mantel clock (1790), and a table clock (1814).

This January 17, 1995 70c value (Sc #730) of Zimbabwe is from the "Places of Economic and Historical Importance" definitive series. It depicts the "Boggie Clock Tower" in Gweru, central Zimbabwe. It is named after a man with the surname Bogie, but the spelling has somehow changed.

The cancel is MBARE MUSIKA, a southern suburb of Harare and the site of a large produce market.

From zimbabwetourism.net, "The tower was erected in 1928 by Jeannie, the wife of Major William James Bogie, in memory of her late husband."

Here is the 20 + 10 (pf) value (Mi #410) from the Federal Republic of Germany's September 23, 1963 set of four "Wolf and the Seven Kids" (Brothers Grimm) charity stamps.