Nickel-plated ‘Eye of Time’ ball watch
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Nickel-plated
‘Eye of Time’ ball clock The hero of our story is an anonymous clockmaker from Regency-era London. He was trying to design a travelling clock that was both small and easy to read... It was the age of candlelight… Little did he know that his spherical desk clock would become a coveted object. In times of need, the glass could be used to read a map or light the fire on a safari.
‘Eye of Time’ ball clock The hero of our story is an anonymous clockmaker from Regency-era London. He was trying to design a travelling clock that was both small and easy to read... It was the age of candlelight… Little did he know that his spherical desk clock would become a coveted object. In times of need, the glass could be used to read a map or light the fire on a safari.
Origin: Asian
Period: New
Materials: Brass
Dimensions: Height 8 cm
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- Dimensions
- Ht 8 cm
- Matériaux
- Laiton
- Origine
- Asiatique
- Époque
- Neuf
Nickel-plated
‘Eye of Time’ ball clock The hero of our story is an anonymous clockmaker from Regency-era London. He was trying to design a travelling clock that was both small and easy to read... It was the age of candlelight… Little did he know that his spherical desk clock would become a coveted object. In times of need, the glass could be used to read a map or light the fire on a safari.
‘Eye of Time’ ball clock The hero of our story is an anonymous clockmaker from Regency-era London. He was trying to design a travelling clock that was both small and easy to read... It was the age of candlelight… Little did he know that his spherical desk clock would become a coveted object. In times of need, the glass could be used to read a map or light the fire on a safari.
Origin: Asian
Period: New
Materials: Brass
Dimensions: Height 8 cm