SIEMENS Industrial Clock

Late 1960's, early 70's

(this Siemens Halske logo was discontinued in 1973)

Diameter: 35 cm (c.14 inches), Depth: 4 cm

Steel body / aluminium face

 

This impressive large steel clock from the late 1960's or early 1970's was manufactured by Siemens. It has a very contemporary minimalist slimline form with broad hands. Many German industrial clock designs are based upon the iconic Swiss Federal Railways clocks of the 1940's designed by Hans Hilfiker (1901-93), now re-issued by Mondaine, featuring a simple pared down but graphically strong clock face, influenced by the teachings at the Bauhaus.

Formerly a slave clock, it is now has a high quality German quartz movement for accurate timekeeping and low maintenance. Guaranteed for one year, but these modern quartz movements will last for decades. (1 AA battery per year). Ready for immediate use.

The body is made from polished steel; flat glass cover, black painted figures on an ivory white painted aluminium face, black painted aluminium hands. No marks on the face. High quality German manufacture.

1 AA battery supplied.

A large industrial clock can energize contemporary interiors creating a dynamic layer of interest through graphics, movement and form. This very large and impressive Industrial Clock would look especially good any contemporary minimalist living space or workspace.

Check back to the shop for more industrial clocks perfect for a modern/Modernist interior design.

Theory of Supply: call Michael on 07757 058 772 further for information.