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Year: 1956 / 2002
Model: C1
Manufacturer: Portescap / Ameico
Designer: Angelo Mangiarotti
Dimensions: 15.2 cm x 13 cm
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Made in: Switzerland / Germany
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Originally designed in 1956, the maritime clock was briefly reissued in 2002. Featuring a porcelain body and an angled Secticon clock face, this functional object of sculptural beauty is one of the most sought after mid-century clocks.
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