Roman Alarm Clock of Arne Jacobsen
Roman Alarm Clock of Arne Jacobsen
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Roman Alarm Clock of Arne Jacobsen
The Roman alarm clock is inspired by the clock tower that Arne Jacobsen and Erik Møller designed for the Aarhus City Hall in 1942. Comprised of a black case and white face in a glossy hard PE body, curved crystal, and stainless steel feet, the clock is a welcome addition to a nightstand or desk. It features the distinct roman markers from the original clock tower design. A timeless classic, the alarm clock includes special IC alarm and a LED light.
Design year: 1942
Lens
Polycarbonate crack-resistant lens
Case
Black
Dimensions
Ø: 4.3” x H: 4.5”
Dial Color
White
Hand Color
Black
Materials
Glossy white ABS case with a solid stainless steel base
Movement
Quiet precision quartz
Movement brand
Copenhagen Watch Group
Third Hand Alarm
Bell alarm, IC motion sensor, snooze function (5 times at 10 minute intervals)
Battery
2 pcs. AA 1,5V (not included)
Item Code
RD-43671
Shipping
If in stock, item ships in 5 to 7 business days.
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