Design Wall Clock "Mini Look" made of Walnut and Fibre Glass

Often a design is most beautiful when the shape is naturally suggested by the material. Just like the wall clock Look, which works with bent fibreglass rods. A longitudinal axis and two small connecting elements are sufficient to tension the fibreglass into an eye shape. As a pupil the clockwork's housing sits in the middle, hiding a small wall arm. This sets the entire sculpture a few centimeters off the wall, which adds the appropriate spatial effect to the whole sculpture.

With its impressive width of 140 cm the wall clock Look calls for a central spot on a large wall. But it then adorns this wall with understated elegance.

The case of the movement, the wall connection of the wall arm and the connecting elements are made of walnut wood, as well as the forked hands. The fiberglass rods are black. The remaining elements are made of steel. A quality cockwork by German manufacturer UTS (Uhrentechnik Schwarzwald) is installed.

This clock is available in a larger version called "Look" with a width of 140 centimeters - see below.

The clock comes with installation instructions and the necessary fastening material (cube and dowel).

This clock is part of the legacy of José María Reina, who died in 2016 and, as a leading designer, has shaped Nomon's watch collection for decades and has earned it worldwide renown. He always combined his desire to experiment with modern materials with an awareness of traditional European craftsmanship. The Catalan company Nomon manufactures its clocks on site in Barcelona and guarantees the impeccable quality through conscientious manual work.