A meticulously crafted replica of an 18th-century lunar clock, known as the Golden Moon Dial, has been reinstalled on the town hall tower in Banská Štiavnica, Slovakia. The original dial, a significant piece of the town’s history, had been removed for restoration twenty years ago. Its return marks a celebratory moment for this UNESCO World Heritage site, enhancing its cultural heritage and appeal. The new installation aims to revive a cherished tradition, allowing residents and visitors alike to once again track lunar phases with this historical instrument. Banská Štiavnica officials highlighted the clock’s importance as a symbol of the town’s rich past and commitment to preserving its landmarks. The replica promises to be a captivating attraction, further cementing Banská Štiavnica's position as a destination for history and culture enthusiasts. The restoration project demonstrates a dedication to maintaining the town’s unique character.