Console clock - U.K. Design Registration No. 1021629 - Plastic - 1940-1950





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A circa 1940–1950 plastic, battery-powered console clock with a 400-day movement, UK Design Registration No. 1021629, in working order but in poor condition, featuring a digital LCD display and a world map with time zones.
Description from the seller
Vintage digital Universal Timer clock for desktop or travel, a collectible piece with unmistakable retro charm. The unit features a light gray plastic casing and a black front panel that houses a liquid crystal digital display and a graphical world map with international time zones, complete with a central rotating bezel for selection.
Please note that the inserted battery is not its original, which is why the numbers on the display look somewhat faded, and also the battery compartment does not close quite properly. The front panel has four control buttons for setting the time and alarm (Time Set, Hour, Min, Al. Set).
Along the top edge are slide switches for activating the alarm (Alarm) and the Light or Snooze function (Light / Snooze), as well as a side dial for settings and memory (Memory Disc).
At the rear is the speaker grille and on the side the UK Design Registration No. 1021629.
The item is used and shows light signs of wear consistent with the era.
Vintage digital Universal Timer clock for desktop or travel, a collectible piece with unmistakable retro charm. The unit features a light gray plastic casing and a black front panel that houses a liquid crystal digital display and a graphical world map with international time zones, complete with a central rotating bezel for selection.
Please note that the inserted battery is not its original, which is why the numbers on the display look somewhat faded, and also the battery compartment does not close quite properly. The front panel has four control buttons for setting the time and alarm (Time Set, Hour, Min, Al. Set).
Along the top edge are slide switches for activating the alarm (Alarm) and the Light or Snooze function (Light / Snooze), as well as a side dial for settings and memory (Memory Disc).
At the rear is the speaker grille and on the side the UK Design Registration No. 1021629.
The item is used and shows light signs of wear consistent with the era.

