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Love this Howard Miller #4628 by Nathan George Horwitt, circa 1970. Second one is a desk clock that is not running/not wired, made of ceramic, no idea of creator.

Here is a
simple starburst clock from Supreme that I painted silver. It's a key windup and it works fine--as long as you remember to wind it!

This one I
really like but I have never figured out the maker. It is signed on the back M.G. 1985 and then 23/500. The "watch band" actually curls and folds just like a regular segmented band. It's cool.

Saved the best for last
Here is my favorite. It's a Max Bill and like all Swiss clocks, keeps time to the millisecond.

I like this one
Pleated plastic clock by Spartus.

Howard Miller "Orbit" from the 80s
Post Modern Clock part of Tempo 21 series designed by Irving Harper.

Neos Post Modern Clocks
Designed by Sowden and du Pasquier for Neos in the 80s

clocks
Here are a weinberg, a jefferson clock and a howard miller umanoff (?) clock that I have.

teak.
teak. not so keen on the clockface though

also just bought this beast.
seriously large clock. 60cm diameter

Jefferson 'Contemporiare'
rockybird, i quite like the jefferson 'contemporaire' clock. i have one with a black case, although i much prefer your clock in mahogany. love the weinberg clock!

Not a clocksucker
I also have the Spartacus clock Pegboard posted, but in black display/gold hands. My favorite flip clock below.

my only wall clock
my only wall clock

Lisa that's a cool clock,...
Lisa that's a cool clock, who made it?