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Arne Jacobsen Station Clock: Black

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$69.5 $139 In stock

Category: The Desktop

Modernist master Arne Jacobsen brought functionalism to Danish design through his philosophy of Gesamtkunstwerk — total design — where every detail serves the whole. The Station Clock embodies this precision.

Designed in 1939, this alarm clock reflects the restraint that defined an era. Bold numerals command attention without effort. White casing frames a black face with architectural clarity.

Jacobsen believed form follows function, that good design is essential to quality of life. This clock proves it.

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Part of our Clocks and Danish Design collection.

Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 18 reviews)

Jason ★★★★★

The second hand sweeps silently and precisely, which makes it feel less like a clock and more like a quiet sculpture on my desk. The minimalist black face is exactly what I wanted for a focused workspace—it doesn't shout, it just works.

Steven ★★★★★

Ticks so quietly I keep checking it's actually running — the kind of clock that disappears into your peripheral vision, which is exactly what I wanted for my desk. The black face against the white dial has that mid-century Denmark restraint that somehow makes everything around it feel calmer.

Christopher O. ★★★★★

The minimalist dial is exactly what I hoped for—clean, legible, and somehow calmer than any digital clock I've owned. It's a quiet piece of design that makes my desk feel more intentional.