This distinctive glass wall clock was manufactured by the esteemed German horological brand Kienzle during the 1980s. The piece exemplifies the bold postmodern aesthetic of the era, drawing clear inspiration from both the geometric precision of Art Deco and the avant-garde spirit of the Memphis Group.
Crafted in West Germany, the clock features a substantial square glass panel defined by wide, elegant beveled edges. The composition integrates a mirrored surface with striking matte white geometric appliqués in the form of intersecting circles and triangles. Minimalist black hands provide a sharp visual contrast against the reflective background, ensuring legibility while maintaining the sculptural integrity of the design. The timepiece measures 21 centimetres in height and width, with a depth of 2 centimetres including the quartz mechanism.
The clock remains in highly commendable condition, preserving its original structural and aesthetic qualities. The glass face is entirely intact, free from structural flaws, while the geometric graphics and mirrored inserts retain their crisp definition. The original Kienzle quartz movement remains fully functional, ensuring reliable timekeeping.
Beyond its utilitarian function, this postmodern object serves as a compelling focal point for contemporary interiors. Its reflective surface and architectural geometry make it an exceptional addition to loft spaces, retro-inspired environments, or curated modern galleries seeking a definitive 1980s design statement.
Specifications
ConditionVery goodColorsBlack, Silver, Transparent, WhiteMaterialGlass, Metal, PlasticNumber of items1Height21 cmWidth21 cmDepth2 cm