It is an iconic building in Watford, Ireland, built in 1861 and designed in Victorian Gothic style. Three years later, a clock device was added. Not only renowned for its unique architectural style, but also valued for its historical significance. Initially, the construction of the clock tower was to provide facilities for horses to drink water, hence it was also known as the "Fountain Clock Tower". Over time, it has become a part of Watford's historic center and an important landmark for visitors to learn about the city's history. The clock tower is located in the Watford waterfront area, and despite the busy traffic and tourists surrounding it, it still maintains a classical charm.