Step inside Dumfries House for an evening celebrating British horology, design and craftsmanship. This will be the last chance to see the remarkable Pragnell Bray Origins Clock at Dumfries House. This unique timepiece saved thousands of lives at sea, shaped much of the modern world and inspired countless innovations that enabled the modern wristwatch.
Here until 7th May it is the only working one in existence outside of the original kept at Greenwich Maritime Museum in London.
The evening will begin with an indepth talk offering unique insights into the inspiration, artistry and engineering behind this exceptionally complicated piece of timekeeping history.
Guests will then enjoy a Champagne reception in the historic surroundings of the House, followed by a three‑course dinner served within the Great Steward’s Dining Room.
Highlights include:
- An in‑depth talk on the Pragnell Bray Origins Clock from its designer and makers.
- A celebratory Champagne reception in the Entrance Hall.
- A three‑course dinner cooked by Dumfries House executive chef, Tom Scoble.
- Exclusive after-hours access to Dumfries House.
Join us for an evening in celebration of great British heritage, craftsmanship and hospitality in one of Britain’s most treasured historic homes.
