The wall clock Delmori with its diameter of 130 cm and correspondingly long hands appears as an impressive sculpture. The design is modern and minimalist, but in its archetypal geometry also timeless and sublime. To enhance the great spatial impression the clock does not touch the wall, but is suspended from a steel cable a few centimeters away. You may either attach the cable to the wall with the included arm, or suspend it from the ceiling.
The circular shape of the clock results from the tension in the glass fiber rods which form the double ring. Four fasteners of Walnut wood hold the bars together. Two rods crossing each other fix the clockwork with its extra-long hands. They are also made of walnut and worked out in a filigree way. The short end of each hand has a small counterweight.
The wall clock comes in two versions:
Chrome: The metal parts are chromed steel
Brass: The metal parts are polished brass
By request the clock can be made with
white fibreglass and / or
wenge wood hands – please contact us about those.
This timepiece belongs to the legacy of José María Reina, who died in 2016 and who, as a leading designer, has shaped Nomon's clock collection for decades and has gained worldwide renown. His desire to experiment with modern materials he always connected with the awareness of traditional European craftsmanship. The Catalonian company Nomon manufactures its clocks locally in Barcelona and ensures the impeccable quality through flawless craftsmanship. Material: fibre glass, chromed steel or polished brass, solid walnut wood
Made in Spain
Ring diameter: 130 cm
Battery: 1,5 Volt AA (not included)
