Arne Jacobsen Station Wall Clock - 48 cm

The Station wall clock, designed by Arne Jacobsen in 1941 for Lauritz Knudsen, transforms a plain white wall into a graphic focal point. Its Arabic hour index, white dial and decorative hands lend it a distinctive character, while the mineral glass protects the face. This largest version features an SKP movement, and the clock runs on AA 1.5V batteries (not included). W48 x D5 x H48 cm.

The Station wall clock presented here by Arne Jacobsen, the world-renowned Danish architect and interior designer, is a clock that was designed in 1941 for Danish electrical goods manufacturer Lauritz Knudsen (LK). Thanks to its unusual charm, however, this clock quickly made its way 'into living rooms', transforming any plain white wall into an intriguing, attractive surface. With a decidedly graphic character, Arabic hour index, white dial and decorative hands, the Station clock is available in four sizes - including three with a black aluminium case. The mineral glass and the Japanese RHYTHM movement (except for the largest version with the SKP movement) are additional highlights of the product. The clock is powered by AA 1.5V batteries (batteries not included).