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Table O'Clock

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Table O'Clock

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HANDS : Polished Silver 

DIAL: 3x silver sunray dial with double printing details

CASE : Stainless Steel 316L
COLOR : Bright Grayish color Pantone 2323 U
OVERALL HEIGHT: 126 mm
DIAMETER : 39. mm
THICKNESS : 12.8 mm
GLASS : Domed shape sapphire crystal
WATER RESISTANCE : 5 ATM
DIMENSIONS : 20x16 mm
BUCKLE : Steel pin buckle
CALIBRE : Vulcain Cricket manufactured V10 H0
MOVEMENT : 3x quartz movement RONDA RLM.712 11½
DECORATION : Nickel coating, blued screws, skeleton ratchets
FUNCTIONS : Hour, minute, center seconds, alarm
FREQUENCY : 18,000 vibrations/hour
POWER RESERVE : 52 hours
ALARM DURATION : Circa 20 seconds

 

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Description

HANDS : Polished Silver 

DIAL: 3x silver sunray dial with double printing details

CASE : Stainless Steel 316L
COLOR : Bright Grayish color Pantone 2323 U
OVERALL HEIGHT: 126 mm
DIAMETER : 39. mm
THICKNESS : 12.8 mm
GLASS : Domed shape sapphire crystal
WATER RESISTANCE : 5 ATM
DIMENSIONS : 20x16 mm
BUCKLE : Steel pin buckle
CALIBRE : Vulcain Cricket manufactured V10 H0
MOVEMENT : 3x quartz movement RONDA RLM.712 11½
DECORATION : Nickel coating, blued screws, skeleton ratchets
FUNCTIONS : Hour, minute, center seconds, alarm
FREQUENCY : 18,000 vibrations/hour
POWER RESERVE : 52 hours
ALARM DURATION : Circa 20 seconds

 

Vulcain’s Tribute to the Jet Age

The TWA Flight Center Desk Clock

Vulcain is reissuing the iconic clock from the TWA terminal at JFK Airport, an architectural masterpiece of 1960s modernist design by Eero Saarinen. This new version, a reinterpretation as a compact desk clock, faithfully replicates the original form with a 316L stainless steel body and an iridescent warm light grey finish.

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The Vulcain Clock

Then as now, a timeless jewel

The TWA Flight Center, a designated historic landmark at New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport, stands as a beacon of mid-century modernism. Inaugurated in 1962, this architectural marvel, crafted from reinforced concrete with its fluid, organic curves, was designed by Finnish-American architect Eero Saarinen. The building’s roof, evocative of a bird in flight, perfectly captures the spirit of the Jet Age and a hint of googie design – a time when technological optimism soared alongside advancements in aviation and space exploration. Fully restored in 2019, the TWA Flight Center was reborn as the luxury TWA Hotel, preserving the grandeur and legacy of this iconic terminal.

As you step into this cathedral of air travel, your attention is immediately drawn to the TWA Hotel’s magnificent check-in counter, complete with a retro-styled departures and arrivals board that, despite its nostalgic appearance, provides up-to-date flight information. The staff, outfitted in period-appropriate attire, complete the immersive experience. But as you look up… Vulcain has a surprise for you!

Manufacture

Acknowledged for its iconic models and its unique mechanical movements, the Manufacture Vulcain holds a distinctive place in the world of fine watchmaking thanks to its iconic models and unique mechanical movements. The company, which has been active since 1858 in the production of exceptional timepieces, is now established in a mansion in Le Locle, cradle of Swiss watchmaking.

Years of history and innovation

With more than 150 years of history and innovation, Vulcain perpetuates its historical heritage and unique know-how. The manufacture has a prominent role within the international watchmaking landscape thanks to its high-quality mechanical timepieces manufactured in-house. The Vulcain manufacture has always been located at the heart of the Neuchatel mountains, in the cradle of Swiss watchmaking. The brand is now housed in a private mansion in Le Locle and perpetuates the tradition of fine watchmaking that has always shaped its identity.

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