The Soviet mechanical alarm clock Slava 11 jewels from the 1960s exemplifies classic mid-century modern design with clear space age influences. The piece features a robust metal case finished in a distinctive two-tone palette: a cool, silvery chrome body contrasts with a warm, brass bezel and ring-shaped base. The off-white dial, marked with bold black Roman numerals, retains high clarity and presence, while openwork black hands and a central second hand highlight the model’s precision. The fully mechanical, hand-wound 5671 caliber movement is equipped with 11 jewel bearings and includes an integrated alarm function. Its compact proportions (approx. 6 cm diameter, 8 cm height, 3.5 cm depth) are complemented by a subtly domed glass protecting the face. The clock remains in good condition: minor signs of use, gentle patina on the brass, and slight wear are consistent with original vintage pieces from the 1960s.This clock carries the narrative of an era marked by technological optimism—an echo of the 1960s Soviet Union. Its metallic luster, the interplay of gold and chrome, and the restrained yet dynamic case line allude to a time when design was meant to signal progress and functional clarity. The dial, reminiscent of a minimalist rocket instrument panel, speaks of order and precision in daily life. The subtle patina and traces of use evoke authenticity, as if the clock quietly recounts the story of office mornings decades past.The Slava alarm clock can be displayed on a study desk, alongside design books, or in a collector’s cabinet among other artifacts from the Eastern Bloc. It would work well in a mid-century modern
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Height7 cm
Width5 cm
Length9 cm
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Length9 cm
Height7 cm
Width5 cm
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