Our Watch of the Week is the Hermle 61023-002200
wall clock. This and some similar
Hermle wall clocks are distinguished by the special shapes of their cases. Learn more in this article about the Hermle clock and its special features.
The special shape of the case
The shape of the case is very unique and is reminiscent of many different things. For example, the shape of a jellyfish, but also a spiral spinner, that is, a wind ornament that turns with the wind. The ball spiral impresses with a fascinating optical illusion. It finds a place in the garden, on the patio, or on the balcony. These spirals are often made from stainless steel, which means a long service life can be expected. If the ball spiral is combined with a glass sphere, it invites you to dream as the light refracts in it. Set stylish accents with a timelessly modern spiral. The rotating movements in the wind tempt every viewer to linger and dream. They are suitable as striking garden decorations of your own, but also as lovely gift ideas
The Hermle 61023-002200
Our Watch of the Week, the Hermle 61023-002200, is a modern wall clock. It stands out thanks to its special clock case, which consists of a very slim MDF panel. It is white on the front and black on the inside. This creates a special effect that further reinforces the illusion that the case is turning in a spiral. The dial is slightly smaller and round, with black hands and no markers. The wall clock is also a pendulum clock, because it has a pendulum that narrows beneath the “spiral.” But other Hermle clocks are also interestingly designed and very modern. For example, the same clock is available in red, the Hermle 61023-362200. There are also square and round shapes made from thinly cut MDF wood fiber panels. This means there is something to suit every taste in shape and color. Feel free to visit our shop.
