Wall clock, black steel, golden brass, Weimar Electronic, Germany, 1970s.
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This wall clock from Weimar Electronic, Germany, dating to the 1970s, exemplifies the bold language of everyday brutalism in German design. The structure features a 30 cm round dial with a central field of brushed brass, radiating a warm, satin sheen. The outer ring is crafted from blackened steel, intricately cut into a repeating triangular openwork pattern, giving the piece a strong architectural presence. Hour markers are indicated by raised, round brass studs, rhythmically arranged along the perimeter. The hands, made of black metal, are designed in a decorative, almost gothic style, standing out against the luminous brass background. Visible screws securing the brass studs emphasize the technical aspect of the construction. The back houses a new quartz movement for precise timekeeping. The brass surface shows fine concentric lines and gentle patina typical of age, yet the clock remains in very good condition with only minor signs of use. The forms and materials of this clock evoke the spirit of the 1970s, when designers embraced industrial language and transformed everyday objects into monuments of material boldness. The steel lattice echoes the rhythm of modernist architecture, while the warm brass softens the severity of the construction. The clock seems to tell the story of an era where technology met material bravery—a manifesto of time, expressed in the contrast between black and gold, the discipline of geometry, and the softness of patina. Every detail, from screws to relief studs, speaks of a
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Height30 cm
Width30 cm
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Width30 cm
Height30 cm
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