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The Present - A Year Clock

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Category: Wall Clocks

We live our lives by the second, the minute, and the hour. But true perspective doesn't happen in the blink of an eye—it unfolds over the course of a year. The Present is a beautifully crafted timepiece designed to shift your relationship with time. Driven by a custom, state-of-the-art annual movement, its single hand moves imperceptibly through a gradient of seasons: the pure white of winter, the vibrant green of spring, the deep gold of summer, and the rich amber of autumn. It is not a tool for punctuality. It is a living canvas for your wall, a gentle anchor for the soul, and a daily reminder that every season has its purpose. Custom wide angle lens Brushed stainless steel rims precision engineered to pressure-fit over the glass Airbrushed Resin/Fiberglass Hand Stunning UV Cured Print engineered to resist color drain even in direct sunlight Custom cork body from Portugal L91 Lithium Batteries Already Installed Anodized Backplate Installation hardware for flush mount

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The Present - A Year Clock

  • Custom wide angle lens
  • Anodized Backplate

Designer

Scott Thrift

Material

Metal, Glass, and Electronics

Size

11 Inches

Origin

United States

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

James M. ★★★★★

The sweeping single hand moves so slowly you never catch it in motion, yet checking it each morning somehow makes the year feel more real than any calendar ever did. It's a strange comfort watching the months arc past on that minimal face.

Sebastian ★★★★★

Guests always stop and stare at it, wondering what kind of clock shows a whole year at a glance. The sweeping hand moves so slowly you barely notice it, yet somehow it makes time feel more precious, not less.

Brian ★★★★★

I’ve had it hanging in my living room for two weeks now, and the way the single hand moves so slowly across the full year of days makes me stop and breathe every time I glance up. The minimalist face is absolutely gorgeous, and it’s genuinely shifted how I think about time passing.