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Clock for an Architect by Daniel Weil
date added: 08.12.2010
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This belt-driven clock was designed by Argentinian designer Daniel Weil of Pentagram as a gift for an architect. The timepiece displays minutes and hours on the outside and inside of a nickle-plated ring, while the battery is housed away from the main mechanism and connected by visible wires recessed in the wooden base. The alarm hand can be set by turning a key to drive the connecting rubber belt. > http://www.dezeen.com/clock-for-an-architect-by-daniel-weil/ |
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