World time clock - Kienzle, Heinrich Möller - Brass, Glass - 1985

Kienzle World Time Clock.
Kienzle Quartz - Design: Heinrich Möller

Gold-colored metal with polished and satin-finished surfaces;
automatic movement;
acrylic glass; circa 1970–80
gold Roman numerals and hands on a white dial featuring a gold world map, with a semicircular display below showing world time in different time zones (24-hour display); mounted on an open, angular base;
signed on the dial;
movement at the back, without a winding knob;
no guarantee for the movement or its operation.

World Time Clock:
The time disc in the lower part of the dial—the so-called world time, showing the time in individual time zones—can be read through a semicircular window in the disc. The display is divided into two segments:
Light = daytime, dark = nighttime.

Height: 29.3 cm
Clock width: 25.5 cm
Weight: 3.4 kg

I ship very carefully packaged, insured, and with a DHL tracking number.

Additional information:

Heinrich Möller design:
Influenced by the “Bauhaus style,” Heinrich Möller developed a design style that had a strong impact on the clock industry before and after the war.
Thanks to its chief engineer Möller, Kienzle in Schwenningen, Germany, became the leading trendsetter in clock design at the time. He received many awards for his designs.