Hermle Leyton - Glass Cone Dome Table Clock with Skeleton Movement
They say "time is the fire in which we burn" (Delmore Schwartz), but there's a timeless quality to analog timepieces like this cool new Leyton Table Clock from Hermle in Germany. Unlike looking at a phone or the digital clock on your microwave oven, this stunning analog brass table clock is actually a beautiful item to behold and marvel at its inner workings. It features a 14-day skeleton movement, rests upon a solid wood base with a mahogany finish and burlwood accents, has a passing bell strike on the hour, and is protected under a striking conical glass dome that gives a 360-degree view of the tower of mechanical gears keeping precise time inside. It's also available in cherry or black finishes. Check out the video below to see it in action. Cool, huh?
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Features
- Unique, conical-shaped glass dome reveals gleaming cogs and gears
- Traditional Roman numerals appear to float on air
- Intricate, fourteen-day movement
- Mahogany base with burlwood detail and a high-gloss piano finish
- Bell chimes once to announce each passing hour
