ARNE JACOBSEN Watch 40mm Scandinavian Design Water Resistant Design Without Second CITYHALL White Black Leather (Silent Hand) 53202-2001

[Arne Jacobsen] Arne Jacobsen was one of the most influential architects and designers of the 20th century, born in Denmark, and is considered the father of Danish design, having created the prototype for today's modern Scandinavian design. [A Masterpiece of Scandinavian Design] ARNE JACOBSEN watches, with their simple yet elegant design, are representative items of Scandinavia. The 40mm face is versatile enough for a wide range of occasions, from casual to business and formal. The white face exudes cleanliness and sophistication, making it a unisex design suitable for both men and women. [Minimalist and Beautiful Design] The "CITY HALL" wall clock was designed in 1956 when the Rødovre City Hall was built, creating a beautiful contrast between the linear architecture and the natural surroundings. ROSENDAHL acquired the original City Hall clock from the Rødovre City Hall and adapted the design for this table clock. Its meticulous and minimalist design makes it a representative work of modernism. [Water-resistant for everyday use] With its water-resistant design, this watch is resistant to light splashes and rain, making it perfect for everyday wear. It's a reliable timepiece for a variety of occasions, from business settings to casual everyday styles. Movement: Japanese quartz Crystal: Mineral crystal Average monthly deviation: ±15 seconds Water resistance: 3 ATM Case material: Stainless steel Case back material: Stainless steel Size: 40mm width Official warranty: 2 years Accessories: Official warranty card/dedicated case This wall clock was designed by Arne Jacobsen in 1956 when he designed the Rødovre City Hall. Rosendahl acquired the original city hall clock installed in Rødovre City Hall and faithfully reproduced it. The dial is molded integrally with the case, creating a unique three-dimensional effect. The highly polished case and the cool, minimalist design, which eliminates all unnecessary elements in a way typical of the 1950s, make it a representative work of modernism. This clock, which is simple yet highly designed, continues to be loved by Scandinavian style enthusiasts and minimalists.