Luxury Clocks & Radio's

The Vitra's Tripod Clock attracts attention with its tripod base and beautiful shiny brass finish.

The soft play of light on the reflective aluminum 'wings' creates a fluttering effect of butterflies in flight.

The Gejst Momentt wall clock by the designers Bottcher & Kayser is a contemporary eye-catching design clock that stays with you.

The Vitra's "Polygon" wall clock by designer George Nelson, is a clock with the savoir-vivre of the fifties!

The Vitra's Ball Clock from 1949 is a playful and iconic work of art that catches the eye in any room.

A design by George Nelson, the Vitra Ceramic Clock playfully brings together geometric and organic shapes.

This Vitra clock attracts your attention with the round dial consisting of thin walnut-wood sticks and the contrasting hands.

The audio carriers from Tivoli fill every room in your house with a clear and dynamic audio quality and fit seamlessly into your interior due to the design.

The FJ Clock is part of the Finn Juhl collection by the Danish brand Architectmade.

The Zoo Timer wall clocks series from 1965 are part of the collection that George Nelson designed in the mid-20th century for the American clock manufacturer Howard Miller.

The Vitra Sunflower Wall clock from 1955 is a true work of art that is sure to command attention in any room, part of many clocks by George Nelson.

The Vitra's Night Clock attracts attention with the combination of shiny brass and a playful semi-circular dial.

The George Nelson's Cone clock attract your attention because of the playful hands and geometric base on which the timepiece rests.

The Cone Base Clock by George Nelson attracts your attention with its playful hands and geometric cone-shaped base on which the timepiece rests.

The Vitra's Ball Clock from 1949 is a playful and iconic work of art that catches the eye in any room.