This Japanese wall clock from the 1980s exemplifies late modernist design, where function and decorative appeal are seamlessly intertwined. The structure features a solid, high-gloss gold-toned plastic frame, contrasting with the deep matte black of the clock face. Large, stylized numerals with a slightly art deco font and broad, angular hands—all in a satin gold finish—stand out clearly against the dark background. The square shape with rounded corners, the wide frame, and balanced proportions give the clock a substantial yet refined presence. The frame’s surface is smooth and reflective, while the matte dial enhances legibility. The original quartz movement and manufacturer’s signature are visible at the bottom of the dial. The clock is preserved in very good condition, with only minimal signs of use and no visible damage or restoration. The form of this clock echoes the energy of Japanese aesthetics from the 1980s, a time when modernism acquired a renewed brilliance—here filtered through a lens of local precision and a fondness for bold contrasts. The golden frame catches the light like a picture border, while the matte black face focuses attention on the passage of time. The clock seems to speak in the voice of its era: "Each minute is part of a meticulously designed whole, where form and function are as important as daily ritual." This model can be hung on the wall of a living room with a modernist or eclectic style—ideally against a light, uniform wall, allowing the gold accents to gain depth. It could
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Height26 cm
Depth4 cm
Width27 cm
Dimension details
Width27 cm
Height26 cm
Depth4 cm
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