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Capt. Richard Phillips, the captain taken hostage by pirates off the coast of Somalia and then freed by the Navy in April, was honored with the “Maritime Man of the Year” award at Massachusetts Maritime Academy on May 20, 2009. JK Nicholas, CEO of Chelsea Clock, presented the captain the award, a Chelsea Ship's Bell clock, during the ceremony to recognize his leadership and selfless courage. See Photo

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Chelsea Ship's Bell Clock from Admiral Richard Byrd's famous flagship, The City of New York, featured at the Time and Exploration Exhibit at The National Watch and Clock Museum. The exhibit will be live from April 23, 2009 - December 31, 2009. Link to Exhibit

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The Obama Administration has selected 25 Chelsea Dartmouth clocks, customized with the Presidential seal and his signature, to offer as gifts abroad during his first trip to Europe as President of the United States. See Dartmouth Clock with Presidential Seal and Signature. Read Article in Boston Herald

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A Classic 8½" Chelsea Ship's Bell was chosen to keep time on the USS G.H.W. Bush, the United States' newest and final aircraft-carrier of its kind (CVN-77). The massive vessel measures 1,092 feet long: nearly as long as the Empire State Building is tall.

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July 21, 2008: Live Nation presented Elton John with a Chelsea Shipstrike Clock inscribed, "With Our Appreciation For the Privilege of Presenting You in Concert."