• Draught: Long with guides
• Audibility: 3 - (On a scale of 1 to 5, 1=faint 5=very loud)

The clock is of an early ( circa 1720 ) and rare type having a single hand and a 13’ 6” pendulum giving a beat of 1.89 seconds.

In 1967 the clock, after many years of inactivity, was thoroughly renovated by:
John F. Pearce, Sydney Heath, Donald O. White & H. Jennings of Maidenhead, Berkshire,
who gave their services, believing that the clock,because of its horological importance and interesting history should be maintained and passed to posterity in good order.

Memorial to Canon Wigg and Frederick Sharpe past masters of the ODG ©BM 31 May 2004

The Bells were rehung in 1979 by Whites of Appleton. Part of the funding was given by the ODG in memory of two past masters.

In the tower there are six bells, five of which are rung for most services and at the weekly practice on Wednesday evening. In 1980 the bells were restored to their full glory by Whites of Appleton after many years of fund-raising both here and in our generous sister communities of Winchendon and Barnardstown in the U. S. A. A complete set of bell ropes was purchased and fitted in 1990.

Most of the following information comes from A.H.Cocks The Church Bells of Buckinghamshire, 1897, page 617. At that time the fourth was badly cracked but was shortly to be recast.

The weights and diameters are from a tower notice relayed by Chris Pickford.
Frame & fittings by Whites of Appleton Ltd in 1979.