Every era has its own idea of beauty. Forms, materials and design tell the story of their time and reflect the spirit of days gone by. Discover our clocks on a journey through different eras and styles.
Clocks were created in many different forms – for the wall, the mantelpiece or as a distinctive focal point in a room. Their design brings craftsmanship, technology and art together in characterful witnesses to their era.
Behind every dial lies a world of its own. Mechanical movements, magnetic pendulums, electric drives or quartz. Over time, many different ideas and technologies emerged for measuring and displaying time. Discover the many ways clocks fulfil this one task.
Historical clocks have already accompanied many years and often several generations. Their story does not have to end there. Carefully preserved and passed on, they can continue to fulfil their purpose – and begin another chapter in a new home.
1970s–1980s – New Materials, New Forms and New Possibilities
Marble Portico Clock, Late 1970s
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Bulle Clock No. 206330 with Floral Elme Glass Dome, c. 1934–1935
Bulle Clockette No. 252337 with Floral Elme Glass Dome, c. 1936–1937
EMES Mechanical Wooden Mantel Clock with Chime, 1960s
Haid Mid-Century Mantel Clock with Mechanical Hermle Floating-Balance Movement and Chime, 1960s
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