A beautifully aged brass world time clock, featuring five separate dials for London, Paris, New York, Tokyo, and Hong Kong, each marked with Roman numerals. The face is clean and crisp, labelled “World Time” at the centre. The reverse features a striking compass rose design in black and white—perfect for a nautically inspired or travel-themed interior.

I believe the clock was originally mechanical and appears to have been converted to battery mechanisms at some point. However, none of the battery functions are currently operational, and it is offered as a decorative piece only. The brass case has a rich patina and some light surface marks, consistent with age and use. The back panel still opens, revealing the battery compartments.

A sculptural and nostalgic object—ideal for styling on a bookshelf, desk, or mantle where timekeeping is secondary to character.

Dimensions:
Approx. 7.25" tall x 7" wide x 3.5" deep (18.5 x 17.8 x 9 cm)

Condition:
Non-working. Converted from mechanical to battery-powered; battery components no longer function. Some tarnish, scratches, and marks to the case as shown.

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