Wall clock - Kehai - Gray

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JAPANESE WATCHMAKING Clocks crafted in Japan
GREAT DESIGNERS AZUMI and other signatures
DUTY-FREE GOODS Cast aluminum, wood, carefully finished
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LEMNOS Kehai wall clock by MAKOTO KOIZUMI, Ø13 cm, slim aluminum frame and translucent gray glass. The barely visible hands convey a subtle presence of time, while the red-dot second hand moves like a work of art, produced in Toyama, Japan.


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Features
Dimensions
φ130 × p.55mm
Weight
295 g
Material
Aluminum, Glass
Color
Gray
Designer
MAKOTO KOIZUMI
Origin
Toyama, Japan
Time, but better

Designer clocks, made in Japan

Lemnos crafts clocks in Japan designed by renowned designers, such as the duo AZUMI and their Edge clock, cast from a single block of aluminum and produced continuously since 2001. These subtle objects tell the time accurately and beautifully adorn the wall.

Aluminum, cast then polished
Aluminum, cast then polished
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Japan
Locally made
AZUMI
And other designers
2001
The Edge clock, since
Aluminum
Molded from a single block

LEMNOS EXPERTISE

What makes these clocks unique

01

Single block molding

The Edge clock is cast in an integrated aluminum mold, then polished. The texture of the metal creates the design.

02

Designers, not logos

Each model bears the signature of a studio, like AZUMI, and a true design commitment.

03

Readability first

Index nets, clear hands: you can read the time at a glance, both up close and from afar.

04

From the wall to the nightstand

Large murals, small wooden or aluminum alarm clocks: each piece has its place in the home.

05

Made to last

The Edge has been produced since 2001 without changing its design. The right objects do not age.

06

Japanese watchmaking

Reliable mechanisms and careful assembly, in the great industrial tradition of Japan.