Available in Three Types, from Arabic Indices to Bold Symbolic Expressions

It's not widely known that many of the clock face designs seen on public clocks in parks, stations, and airports were created by Riki Watanabe.

Since the 1970s, Watanabe has been actively designing monumental public clocks, including world clocks for airports and hotels, and pole clocks. From these masterpieces, three types have now been reissued in a home-use size.


The clock faces come in three variations, from a friendly Arabic numeral type to bold symbolic designs. Their stylish and universal design, which has told time to so many people, allows them to be placed anywhere, from the living room to a child's bedroom, without choosing a scene.

RIKI PUBLIC CLOCK

Diameter | 256mm
Depth | 46mm
Weight | 740g
Materials | Aluminum, Glass
Price | ¥12,000 (excluding tax)