The Museum of Polish Clocks is a private initiative of Janek Rygiel and Marek Rykiel. It is a small exhibition of Polish-made clocks, mainly from the post-war period. The exhibition features over a hundred timepieces of various types – from household clocks, wristwatches, and timers to special clocks (once used, for example, in industry or railways). During the tour, visitors will have the opportunity to explore the rich design of timepieces from different decades of the Polish Peoples Republic era.

The museum is small, located in a single front room of a commercial premises in a 19th-century tenement house. Therefore, visitors will be admitted in groups of approximately 20 people.