The Clock and Watch Museum

The Clock and Watch Museum is a building in Klaipėda that holds more than 200 timepieces spanning different eras and regions. The collection includes sundials, pocket watches, wall clocks, and wristwatches arranged throughout rooms that show how timekeeping devices have changed over time.

This institution opened in 1984 as the first space in the Baltic region dedicated entirely to the history of timekeeping. The establishment marked Klaipėda's role in preserving and presenting how people have measured and kept track of time throughout different ages.

The pieces reflect how different societies measured their days and valued time in their own ways through personal and public objects. Walking through the rooms, you notice how craftsmanship traditions from various regions shaped the designs and details of each item on display.

The museum sits in the city center and is accessible most days, though hours can shift depending on the season. It is wise to check the opening times before your visit since occasional breaks or special events can affect when you can go inside.

Several of the displayed pieces still work today, and some show their inner mechanisms through transparent cases so you can watch the gears and springs move. This detail makes the engineering craft of the past immediately visible and reveals how intricate the work truly was.

Inception: 1984

Opening Hours: Tuesday-Saturday 12:00-18:00; Sunday 12:00-17:00

Phone: +37046410413;+37046410414

Email: laikrodziu.muziejus@muziejus.ldm.lt

Website: https://ldm.lt/lm

GPS coordinates: 55.71194,21.13389

Latest update: December 14, 2025 09:41