A major operation to move the Jubilee Clock in Douglas got underway this morning.
It’s the first time the clock has been moved since it was installed at the end of Victoria Street in 1887.
The two days of work will see the clock relocated to enable further work to take place on the promenade.
In total the clock will shift eight metres.
A time lapse camera has been set up to capture the operation - we found out more from principal software developer, Dan Kneale:
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