George Nelson wall clock production. Video courtesy Vitra.
Bygone Dodecagon. A later pieces in the Nelson clock collection, the Polygon Clock is one of the most masculine designs with its angular lines. We also see a dandelion. What do you see?
GEORGE NELSON CLOCKS
In 1947, the American designer George Nelson was commissioned by Howard Miller to create a collection of clocks. Over the 35 year collaboration, the designers at George Nelson Associates created more than 100 modern time pieces. Although the models shared an absence of numbers, the diversity of their shapes, colors, materials and designs vary greatly. Nelson's archival estate was bequeathed to the Vitra Design Museum in 1986. Vitra began reissuing Nelson Clocks in 1999. There are currently over 20 models (including variants) in production; new pieces are added periodically. Read more about the history of George Nelson Clocks »
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Always invest in the well-crafted original; it is a lifelong companion that holds both past & future value.
- GEORGE NELSON POLYGON CLOCK
- Handmade in Poland
- Original George Nelson Clock produced by Vitra
- Dimensions: 16.875 in. diameter (42.9 cm)
- Weight: 4 lbs
- High quality quartz clock movement
- 1.5v battery powered (included)
- Materials: walnut, metal