The Cockerell clock, located in the Oxford University Church of St. Mary the Virgin, is a prominent clock tower that dates back to 1829. Designed by architect George Gilbert Scott, the clock tower stands at an impressive 92 meters (302 feet) tall, making it a striking landmark in the Oxford cityscape. The clock's four dials, each measuring 2.5 meters (8.2 feet) in diameter, are adorned with intricate stonework and gilded details, adding to the tower's grandeur. As the clock strikes, its deep, resonant chimes can be heard throughout the city, making it an integral part of Oxford's heritage and identity.