The MAJAK wall clock from the 1970s exemplifies Eastern European mid-century modernism in functional décor. Its construction is based on a metal case in warm, matte gold. The clock face is a crisp white, accented by gold-tone square hour markers and stylized numerals at the 3, 6, 9, and 12 positions. The hands, simple and angular, echo the geometric design language. Dimensions are 25 cm wide, 17 cm high, and 6 cm deep. Every element is precisely assembled, with a smooth, well-preserved surface that shows no visible signs of wear, attesting to careful maintenance. The clock is in excellent condition, free from scratches or damage. In its form, the MAJAK clock tells the story of an era where functionalism met restrained ornamentation. The subtle gold evokes the atmosphere of Soviet interiors from the 1970s, where even everyday objects adhered to clarity of line and legibility of form. Geometric details and a clear face speak of optimism and order—this clock seems to whisper of time flowing in a cadence of balanced simplicity, where every hour has its place. The MAJAK clock can be hung in a living room styled in mid-century modern or in an eclectic, collector's interior. It pairs well with a neutral wall, alongside period graphics or minimalist shelving. It would also complement furniture with simple lines—such as a wooden sideboard or metal console—or combine with brass accents to highlight its retro pedigree. No special care is required—just dust the surface with a dry, soft cloth. The metal construction ensures durability and resistance to minor damage, while the matte finish minimizes fingerprint visibility. The clock features a quartz movement typical of models from this period.
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Height17 cm
Depth6 cm
Width25 cm
Dimension details
Width25 cm
Height17 cm
Depth6 cm
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