Specifications

Twice the scale of George Nelson's earlier clock designs, the Nelson Eye Clock (1957)

As part of George Nelson's collection of oversized clocks designed from 1955 to 1958, the Eye Clock (1957) is a mastery of craftsmanship and precision, newly reissued by the Vitra Design Museum. Solid wood has been turned to smooth perfection in each of the spindles. The warmth of a brass face highlights the bold, easy-to-read hands of painted metal. The clock's large scale demands prominent placement above a mantle, desk or kitchen area. Easily installed. Uses one AA battery (included).

 

Constructed from a wide array of materials while showcasing their sculptural shapes, these wall clocks are a vast departure from the ordinary and prosaic wall clock. Featuring the bold and impressive modern design of George Nelson, these wall clocks ascended into popularity in the 1950s and still resonate with many people who are looking for another choice from the mundane timekeepers. With their meticulous attention to detail in the pursuit of true-to-original form,

 

 - Brass/aluminum and solid Walnut finish

 - Battery operated

 - High grade quartz

 - Battery included aluminum Quartz holder,both chrome and brass finish spokes

 - Re-edition of the 1955 George Nelson classic

 - Built using original documents and specifications from the George Nelson Archive

 - Excellent for large rooms

 - Battery AA included

 - CBM:0.03/pc

 - Product size:  Wall clock,W76xD7xH34cm,

 - packing size:  81*39*65 : Copper/walnut 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Our Packaging:

8kgs Styrofoam/Bentwood veneer/Cardboard

 

 

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