I was just wondering if there were clocks in Tamriel?

I've wondered this myself.
Short answer: It's a murky subject in lore.

We're never shown clocks or the general mechanical prowess necessary for their manufacture, and the technological norm of Tamriel suggests that their presence would be an anomaly (although note that there are things like printing presses).
However, people use terms like "six o'clock", "The Clockwork City", etc. and specific erudite groups certainly have the mechanical knowledge to construct a clock. One of the http://www.imperial-library.info/content/minutes-lusty-argonian-historical-society even mentions a clock tower.

I think it's something that simply hasn't been thought out yet, but given those suggestions, you could assume that there might be rare and expensive clocks in Tamriel (which fails to explain how commonly "eight o'clock" and the like are used, but... put it to developer oversight or gameplay limitation, i.e. that they use those terms for the players convenience when in lore they'd really be saying "noon" or "dusk" or using a system like the monastic canonical hours)

Translation convention, I believe is the term. We know there are hour glasses. I would not be surprised if the Dwemer came up with a time piece of some sort, considering they've made a working model of the solar system. I would also like to see other non-traditional forms of time keeping, such as candles. There's also the classic sundial to consider.

They definatly have the technical prowess to build clocks: they build functioning robots who re-charge themselves.

I say build and not built because as of Morrowind you could learn how to do it yourself.