Wall clock - Plastic - 1970-1980






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Vintage 1970s wall clock in cream plastic with a rectangular case and rounded corners, brown dial with white Arabic numerals, white hands and a thin second hand, a month window at 9 o'clock showing APR and a day/date window at 3 showing GIO 16, made in France by odo Electronic, battery-powered movement with infinite power reserve and no striking, in good used condition and in working order, dimensions 18 cm high, 23 cm wide, 9 cm deep.
Description from the seller
Type and Style: This is a vintage wall clock in perfect 1970s style, with a rectangular shape and rounded corners.
Brand and Origin: On the dial you can see the brand odo Electronic with the inscription "MADE IN FRANCE" stamped at the bottom center.
Structure and Colors:
Frame: Made of cream/very light beige plastic/resin.
Dial: Dark brown background with stylized white Arabic numerals typical of the era.
Hands: Main hands (hour and minute) white and the second hand slender white.
Calendar Functions:
On the left (9 o'clock) there is the month window, indicated as APR (April).
On the right (3 o'clock) is the double window for the day of the week and the date, with the inscription GIO 16 (Thursday 16).
Time shown: The clock shows about 4:26 (with the second hand around the 25-second mark).
Type and Style: This is a vintage wall clock in perfect 1970s style, with a rectangular shape and rounded corners.
Brand and Origin: On the dial you can see the brand odo Electronic with the inscription "MADE IN FRANCE" stamped at the bottom center.
Structure and Colors:
Frame: Made of cream/very light beige plastic/resin.
Dial: Dark brown background with stylized white Arabic numerals typical of the era.
Hands: Main hands (hour and minute) white and the second hand slender white.
Calendar Functions:
On the left (9 o'clock) there is the month window, indicated as APR (April).
On the right (3 o'clock) is the double window for the day of the week and the date, with the inscription GIO 16 (Thursday 16).
Time shown: The clock shows about 4:26 (with the second hand around the 25-second mark).
