The Diamond Markers Clock designed by George Nelson displays a striking combination between abstract form and material. The clock features a detached diamond-shaped hour hand circling around an orange disk with a rectangular shaped minute hand. The diamond hour markers appear to float off the edge of the clock face courtesy of slim metal joining elements. Such carefully designed details make the clock a timeless piece and stunning decorative object.

In 1947, the American designer George Nelson was commissioned to create a collection of clocks. Nelson analysed how people used clocks and concluded that they read the time by discerning the relative position of the hands, which made the use of numbers unnecessary.

These ideas provided the basis for the first collection of 14 timepieces, consisting of a completely new style of wall clocks and compact table clocks, which were launched on the market in 1949. Although the models all shared one common feature – the absence of numbers – the diversity of their shapes, colours, materials and designs could hardly have been greater.

George Nelson Diamond Markers Clock
by Vitra


£680.00
We currently have 1 in stock.

The Diamond Markers Clock designed by George Nelson displays a striking combination between abstract form and material. The clock features a detached diamond-shaped hour hand circling around an orange disk with a rectangular shaped minute hand. The diamond hour markers appear to float off the edge of the clock face courtesy of slim metal joining elements. Such carefully designed details make the clock a timeless piece and stunning decorative object.

In 1947, the American designer George Nelson was commissioned to create a collection of clocks. Nelson analysed how people used clocks and concluded that they read the time by discerning the relative position of...

The Diamond Markers Clock designed by George Nelson displays a striking combination between abstract form and material. The clock features a detached diamond-shaped hour hand circling around an orange disk with a rectangular shaped minute hand. The diamond hour markers appear to float off the edge of the clock face courtesy of slim metal joining elements. Such carefully designed details make the clock a timeless piece and stunning decorative object.

In 1947, the American designer George Nelson was commissioned to create a collection of clocks. Nelson analysed how people used clocks and concluded that they read the time by discerning the relative position of the hands, which made the use of numbers unnecessary.

These ideas provided the basis for the first collection of 14 timepieces, consisting of a completely new style of wall clocks and compact table clocks, which were launched on the market in 1949. Although the models all shared one common feature – the absence of numbers – the diversity of their shapes, colours, materials and designs could hardly have been greater.

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Dimensions:-
Diameter: 33.5 cm

High-quality quartz clock movement, 1.5 volt battery included.


White solid wood (sourced from Poland)
Painted metal face
Black painted hour and minute hands

George Nelson

This product is designed by
George Nelson

George Nelson (1908-1986) is regarded as one of the most important figures in American design. Known for his innovative ideas, Nelson introduced fresh, functional, and iconic pieces that remain influential in contemporary design. His creative portfolio includes the Nelson Clock Series, the Bubble Lamp series, and the Coconut Chair, among other iconic furnishings.

In 1957, Vitra has been associated with the production and distribution of George Nelson's designs. After acquiring the rights to manufacture his designs for the European market, Vitra has continued to ensure that Nelson's innovative creations are available to design enthusiasts globally.

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