Wall clock - Philips - Contemporary Plastic - 1980-1990 - Philips wall clock

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Philips wall clock, circa 1982–1985, with a black plastic round dial and bright primary-colour hands, non‑working mechanism requiring replacement, about 25 cm in diameter, 4 cm deep and 370 g, origin Germany in a contemporary design.

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Vintage wall clock produced by the famous Dutch brand Philips in the 1980s.

This object is a perfect example of postmodern design of that decade, greatly influenced by the visual boldness of the Memphis movement. The clock is characterized by a matte black minimalist round dial, which brilliantly highlights its geometric hands in vivid primary colors: the hour hand is red, the minute hand yellow and the second hand electric blue, all articulated around a coordinated blue central pivot. Time is soberly distilled thanks to four red/orange reference lines at the quarter hours (12, 3, 6, 9). At the base of the dial, under the 6 o'clock mark, is the silkscreened inscription “West Germany,” bearing witness to its manufacture in West Germany before reunification.

Its clean, timeless aesthetics will bring a decidedly retro, graphic and modernist touch to any contemporary interior.

Manufacturer: Philips
Period: 1980s (Circa 1982-1985)
Origin: West Germany
Materials: Housing and dial in rigid black plastic, domed clear Plexiglas protection.
Dimensions: Approximately 25.5 cm in diameter.
Aesthetic condition: Good general vintage condition, showing light signs of use or storage consistent with its age (please examine the detailed photos carefully).

Please note the mechanism does not work; it needs to be replaced.

Vintage wall clock produced by the famous Dutch brand Philips in the 1980s.

This object is a perfect example of postmodern design of that decade, greatly influenced by the visual boldness of the Memphis movement. The clock is characterized by a matte black minimalist round dial, which brilliantly highlights its geometric hands in vivid primary colors: the hour hand is red, the minute hand yellow and the second hand electric blue, all articulated around a coordinated blue central pivot. Time is soberly distilled thanks to four red/orange reference lines at the quarter hours (12, 3, 6, 9). At the base of the dial, under the 6 o'clock mark, is the silkscreened inscription “West Germany,” bearing witness to its manufacture in West Germany before reunification.

Its clean, timeless aesthetics will bring a decidedly retro, graphic and modernist touch to any contemporary interior.

Manufacturer: Philips
Period: 1980s (Circa 1982-1985)
Origin: West Germany
Materials: Housing and dial in rigid black plastic, domed clear Plexiglas protection.
Dimensions: Approximately 25.5 cm in diameter.
Aesthetic condition: Good general vintage condition, showing light signs of use or storage consistent with its age (please examine the detailed photos carefully).

Please note the mechanism does not work; it needs to be replaced.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Manufacturer/brand
Philips
Title additional information
Philips wall clock
Number of objects
1
Material
Plastic
Clock mechanism
Electric battery
Power reserve
1 day movement
Striking
Not striking
Style
Contemporary
Country of origin
Germany
Condition
Fair condition - heavily used & with possibly minor parts missing
In working order
No
Height
25 cm
Width
25 cm
Depth
4 cm
Estimated period
1980-1990
Weight
370 g
Winding key
No
FranceVerified
191
Objects sold
Private

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