Below we showed you one of Max Bill’s most esoteric creations , and now we’re showing you his bread and butter.? Sure you can buy a Junghans wristwatch and get part of the Bill effect, but the piece that put his name on the map is a clock that is now part of the MoMA’s permanent collection.? And yes, you can even buy a? modern day re-issue of a Max Bill wall clock , but this is Hodinkee, damnit, and we don’t do re-issues here.? In what is probably the coolest wall clock we’ve come across in quite some time, this is an original Max Bill design clock made for Junghans, but it’s a first generation issue, coming all the way from 1954.? It’s made of aluminum, glazed porcelain, and of course glass, and has a great slightly faded look. It runs on C batteries and is fully functional, despite being 56 years old.

Below we showed you one of Max Bill’s most esoteric creations, and now we’re showing you his bread and butter.? Sure you can buy a Junghans wristwatch and get part of the Bill effect, but the piece that put his name on the map is a clock that is now part of the MoMA’s permanent collection.? And yes, you can even buy a? modern day re-issue of a Max Bill wall clock, but this is Hodinkee, damnit, and we don’t do re-issues here.?

In what is probably the coolest wall clock we’ve come across in quite some time, this is an original Max Bill design clock made for Junghans, but it’s a first generation issue, coming all the way from 1954.? It’s made of aluminum, glazed porcelain, and of course glass, and has a great slightly faded look. It runs on C batteries and is fully functional, despite being 56 years old.

We can’t think of a cooler wall clock to hang in any modern design aficionado’s offices than a vintage Max Bill, can you? Yes it’s $1500, but that’s a small price to pay for a Max Bill genuine article.? Click here for details.

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A Max Bill for Junghans Wall Clock Circa 1954: A Prime Example Of The Genuine Article