Help us grow this unique site into the largest online archive of WW1 WW2 related timepieces and stories by adding your photo's, stories, and general comments here. We look forward to hearing from you.

16/12/2014

17/12/2014 04:49:10 am

Fantastic project for such a worthwhile cause - to remember the ordinary people who did extraordinary things to preserve our freedom. Love the new graphics too!

Cathy

17/12/2014 05:20:31 am

Thanks Geoff, have seen your Twitter page and site scalemodelink.com well worth a visit. ;)

Adair link

19/12/2014 08:48:08 am

What a brilliant idea-- just what the world needs in my opinion! I wish you luck and success in your worthy cause!

Cathy

19/12/2014 12:44:08 pm

Thanks so much Adair. It is great to know there is so much support out there! Any contributions, please get in touch. ;)

Phil Sutcliffe link

22/12/2014 08:33:39 am

FootSoldierSam Sutcliffe, my dad, late WW1 veteran of Gallipoli, the Somme, Arras, and finally in 1918 a POW, would have been very appreciative of remembrance for him and so many others via Cathy's original approach to time and what happens to ordinary people caught up in these terrible events. All the best, Phil Sutcliffe

Cathy

22/12/2014 08:47:59 am

Many thanks Phil. It's an honour to commemorate your father. He more than deserves his special place in this archive! Your site makes a very moving visit; footsoldiersam.blogspot.com . Thx, Cathy.

Guy link

22/12/2014 10:36:29 pm

We are told TIME is constant.....in one measure, it is, but in the measure of a life; a moment can last a lifetime and a lifetime can last but a moment. Thank you Time For Remembrance for creating an opportunity to remember all those souls through your project.

Cathy

23/12/2014 05:35:06 am

Thanks Guy for your kind comments and wonderful sentiments. Your moving tribute to the soldiers of WW1 is so moving.

Jeff Williams link

31/12/2014 10:08:42 am

What an original concept. I have always thought that one of the most iconic pictures of the early days of World War II, when Britain was on her own, was the photograph of Big Ben with barbed wire in the foreground.

Cathy

1/1/2015 03:08:56 am

Thank you Jeff. Agree, in 2015 we are expecting to double the entries into the site and pics such as Big Ben, looking almost under siege, will be amongst them. Happy New Year to you.

Cathy

9/5/2015 07:24:08 am

Please tell us, what is your favourite story or image from this archive, or do you have a preferred era (WW1, WW2) and in a few words say why. Look forward to hearing from you. Many Thanks for all your help.

Helen

1/7/2016 12:37:47 pm

From @Hells4Heroes 'Oh Cathy, I think that's lovely... Thank you so much. I would be honoured for my father to be included. Helen.'

Marcella

1/7/2016 12:46:06 pm

Your website is fantastic with lovely photos! Take care. :-)) Marcella @LadyOfShalottMA

Rebecca

9/7/2016 03:38:13 pm

This is a timely, poignant and mindful masterpiece @PrimeTimeExeter http://www.timeforremembrance.com/taking-time-to-remember-our-heroes.html … @Womens_Section @PoppyLegion @pathfindermag

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with your kind help, is to grow this site into the largest online archive of watches, clocks and any timepiece associated directly or indirectly with war. During this special centenary of the Great War, this site will continue to evolve and will be seen by hundreds of thousands of people worldwide. The intention is to commemorate and record the sacrifices, achievements and memories of those who served (and those currently serving) by exhibiting a picture of their timepiece and their unique story in this archive.
If a picture is displayed on this site, please feel reassured that there is no letting go or diminishing of the special relationship with the images. In many cases sharing in this experience may help to bring others closer in mind and spirit to a loved one, especially during this poignant year of remembrance. We also intend to relate many stories and diverse pieces of information regarding war related horology and we hope you find that aspect also interesting.

Please help us to remember forever, all those that not only served in the forces during all conflicts, but those who played an otherwise significant role. Perhaps you have an image of your mother or father during WW1 or WW2 wearing their military watch, a snapshot of your local church clock tower that was bombed, a clock that survived the Blitz, or you still proudly own your great grandfather's or grandmother's trench, pocket or fob watch. If so, please blog us here with your pics, or contact us via email, and share them (Contact) it will help broadcast and immortalise all facets of the way time passed during such stoical, emotional and undoubtedly heroic times.

Help us grow this unique site into the largest online archive of WW1 WW2 related timepieces and stories by adding your photo's, stories, and general comments here. We look forward to hearing from you.

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