The Story
The minimalist Eki Wall Clock is an adaptation of Takenobu Igarashi's famous clock that hangs on the east and west concourse of Sapporo Station, Hokkaido, Japan. Minimalist in style with a beautifully designed dial featuring original number types, and a frame made with aluminium sand casting and lathing, the Eki Wall Clock's movement is silent meaning intimate dinners, family time or meetings will not be interrupted by the ticking of a clock.
The Eki Wall Clock is also available in black from saltsmillshop.
Awards:
- Good Design Award 2006 (Japan）
- DFA Design for Asia Awards 2016 – Merit (Hong Kong）
- A’ Design Award & Competition 2018 / Bronze (Italy)
- Approx: 25.6 x 4 cm
- Battery powered
- Japanese precision movement
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
The minimalist Eki Wall Clock is an adaptation of Takenobu Igarashi's famous clock that hangs on the east and west concourse of Sapporo Station, Hokkaido, Japan. Minimalist in style with a beautifully designed dial featuring original number types, and a frame made with aluminium sand casting and lathing, the Eki Wall Clock's movement is silent meaning intimate dinners, family time or meetings will not be interrupted by the ticking of a clock.
The Eki Wall Clock is also available in black from saltsmillshop.
Awards:
- Good Design Award 2006 (Japan）
- DFA Design for Asia Awards 2016 – Merit (Hong Kong）
- A’ Design Award & Competition 2018 / Bronze (Italy)
- Approx: 25.6 x 4 cm
- Battery powered
- Japanese precision movement
