Riki Public Clock

Public clocks are often seen in parks and in front of train stations. It's not widely known that many of the dial designs used are the work of Riki Watanabe.

Since the 1970s, he has been at the forefront of designing monumental public clocks, such as world clocks and pole clocks in airports and hotels, and these clocks embody the essence of his work. From familiar Arabic numerals to bold, symbolic designs that can be adapted to any environment, these clocks are already considered anonymous masterpieces.

A new model with a design that could be called a "public icon" has been added to this series, which is available in sizes suitable for home use. 

Size: φ256 x d46mm
Weight: 740g
Material: Aluminum, Glass

Made in Japan