Pace Cuckoo Wall Clock - Light Wood

The Pace cuckoo clock combines classic motifs with a modern form, featuring a dial decorated with forest and nature-inspired designs. Its hour hand, shaped like a cuckoo's beak and head, adds a subtle decorative touch, while the delicate graphic resembles a house roof with a cuckoo wind chime. A light sensor at 6 o'clock and a two-step volume scale let the clock adapt to its surroundings and the user's preferences. The round case is crafted from high-quality plywood surrounding the Arabic numeral dial, and the clock is powered by a Japanese ticking mechanism. W30 x D5 x H30 cm

The modern Pace cuckoo clock by Lemnos neatly combines classic motifs with a modern form. The model was designed by Japanese designer Akira Yamamoto and responds to a longing for nature and the classic style of the old cuckoo watches. Main features: The dial of the Pace timepiece is decorated with interesting motifs associated with the forest and nature.The model has been thoughtfully designed and finished. The delicate graphic is reminiscent of the roof of a house with a cuckoo wind chime positioned on it. The hour hand is reminiscent of a cuckoo's beak and head, which adds a subtle decorative touch. A light sensor is positioned at 6 o'clock. The hours are marked in Arabic numerals on the dial for enhanced leg ibility during daily use. A two-step scale for adjusting the volume of the cuckoo's song will allow the clock to be adjusted to the user's needs. The clock is equipped with a Japanese ticking mechanism.How to use: The Pace Clock will work well in contemporary style settings, which place a premium on cosiness and references to natural materials. It will also look good in classicist interiors, adding a touch of both practicality and decoration. It can be hung on almost any type of wall. Materials used: The round case has been created from high-quality plywood, which surrounds the dial of the watch.In the darker version the clock case is made of walnut wood.Good to know!The clock should be placed indoors with daylight so that the cuckoo, equipped with a sensor, can operate at the correct frequency.The Japanese brand Lemnos takes its name from the Greek island inhabited, according to Greek mythology, by the god Hephaestus - guardian of all craftsmen. Indeed, the brand's clocks are produced with the care and commitment typical of craftsmen who put not only skill but also heart into their work.