القدس الشريف: باب الخليل في عام 1920. قام الاحتلال البريطاني بهدم برج الساعه المحموديه ونقل بعضها محتوياتها للندن.

It took seven years to built the Clock Tower at Jaffa Gate, during the Ottoman period of Sultan Abdel Hamid II. It's construction was completed in 1909 at the silver jubilee aniversary of Abdul Hamid's II reign. The Clock Tower at Jaffa Gate was dismantled in 1922, during the British Mandate period. The British moved the clock first to a new tower across from the muncipility of Jerusalem, and then transfered it to the British Museum in London. The cost of building the tower at that time was twenty thousand french franc.

In "Letters from Jerusalem" by Eunice Holliday (Radcliffe Press, 1997) about the city in the mandate period, the wife of a British civic advisor reports that the clock was meant to be dismantled and relocated to Post Office Square (re-named Allenby Sq. then possibly re-named again), not torn down. I don't know if that plan was ever finalised.