Luxury Clocks & Radio's

The Mellow wall clock from Design House Stockholm combines minimalist design with a subtle twist!

The Vitra's Ball Clock from 1949 is a playful and iconic work of art that catches the eye in any room.

The Vitra's Ball Clock from 1949 is a playful and iconic work of art that catches the eye in any room.

The Vitra's Ball Clock from 1949 is a playful and iconic work of art that catches the eye in any room.

The Vitra's Ball Clock from 1949 is a playful and iconic work of art that catches the eye in any room.

The FJ Clock is part of the Finn Juhl collection by the Danish label Architectmade, available in two seizes.

The Vitra's Spindle wall clock certainly attracts attention with beautifully rounded walnut spindles and the beautiful uneven hands.

The soft play of light on the reflective aluminum 'wings' creates a fluttering effect of butterflies in flight.

The Vitra's Diamond Markers Clock draws your attention with its abstract flower-like shape consisting of a hypnotic orange circle surrounded by diamond-shaped petals.

The Vitra Diamond clock by George Nelson is a striking and stylish appearance for your bookcase or desk, so you are always up to date.

This beautiful clock was designed in 2008 by British designer Jasper Morrison and is now available at Hay, there is also a wall version.

The Gejst Momentt wall clock by the designers Bottcher & Kayser is a contemporary eye-catching design clock that stays with you.

The Vitra Cone table clock by George Nelson certainly catches your eye because of the playful hands and geometric base on which the timepiece rests.

The George Nelson's Cone clock attract your attention because of the playful hands and geometric base on which the timepiece rests.

The Cone Base Clock by George Nelson attracts your attention with its playful hands and geometric cone-shaped base on which the timepiece rests.