Buckingham Palace has shared plans to modify the Royal Collection in anticipation of the Easter festivities, which will be celebrated without the participation of Prince William, Princess Kate, and their three children.
The official social media channels of the royal family have posted images from the palace, showcasing the process of horological conservators updating the timepieces within the Royal Collection.
Following the palace’s confirmation, it has been announced that King Charles will preside over the royal family members at the Easter Sunday church service this weekend. This event marks his most significant public appearance since his cancer diagnosis last month.
The images featured the following description: “Skilled horologists from the Royal Collection Trust meticulously restore and reinstall clocks from the Royal Collection in the Yellow Drawing Room and Centre Room, situated within the East Wing of Buckingham Palace.”
The East Wing of the iconic Buckingham Palace has undergone a comprehensive renovation as part of the Buckingham Palace Reservicing Programme. This significant project, spanning over five years, aimed to enhance the palace’s infrastructure, boost accessibility, and safeguard the historic building for the benefit of future generations.
As a result, the magnificent works of art are now being reinstalled in their rightful places.
This weekend, horological conservators will be adjusting the clocks at the official residences of His Majesty The King, marking the commencement of #BritishSummerTime.
Over 1,600 clocks at the King’s official residences will undergo a time adjustment this weekend, marking the commencement of British Summer Time.
The Royal Collection Trust highlights that the timepieces within their collection are not only exceptional but also hold significant historical value at the royal palaces. These exquisite timekeeping devices consist of musical clocks, astronomical clocks, and intricate miniature clocks.
