Madrid - Time Change to Winter Time 2023, Spain - 27 Oct 2023

In the early hours of Saturday 28 October to Sunday 29 October, our clocks give us a precious gift: an extra hour of sleep. This time change makes us reflect on the value of our time. Time, that precious resource that governs our lives, sculpts our routines and marks our moments at work, at leisure and with our families. In Madrid, the city of emblematic clocks, we find treasures that tell fascinating stories. The Telefónica building, a majestic skyscraper that has stood on Gran Vía since 1930, is not only an architectural icon, but also the guardian of time. At Puerta del Sol, the kilometer zero of Spanish roads, stands a clock of great historical importance. Every day, amidst the frenetic movements of the city, this clock reminds us of the constant march of time and the beginning of new journeys, its chimes have accompanied us at every turn of the year, heralding new hopes and dreams. David Glasgow's tower clock, which crowns the Bank of Spain in Plaza de Cibeles, is another testimony to the passing of time. Its majesty has turned this clock into an emblem not only of the building, but also of its surroundings. From the first public clocks in the old church of San Salvador to these monuments of time, Madrid is witness to the evolution of humanity in its quest to measure the inexorable flow of time. Each clock is a jewel that connects us with the past, the present and the future, reminding us of the importance of valuing every moment of our lives. In the early morning of Saturday, October 28 to Sunday, October 29, our watches give us a precious gift: an extra hour of sleep. This time change makes us reflect on the value of our time. Time, that precious resource, which governs our lives, sculpts our routines and marks our moments at work, leisure and with our families. In Madrid, the city of emblematic watches, we find treasures that tell fascinating stories. The Telefóni building