Reviewed for sustainabilityComosum Meter · Arne Jacobsen Clocks 3.3 / 5Show the six category scores
Arne Jacobsen Roman Wall Clock White/Black is made by Arne Jacobsen Clocks. We review every brand we carry against published evidence in six categories; Arne Jacobsen Clocks scores 3.3 out of 5 (20 of 30).
- Material 3 out of 5Aluminium and glass; no recycled content
- Transportation 3 out of 5Group suppliers in Denmark and China
- Manufacturing 4 out of 5Rosendahl Design Group, certified B Corp
- Labor 5 out of 5Rosendahl Design Group B Corp, 2024
- Energy 3 out of 5Battery quartz movement; no energy data
- Durability 2 out of 51-year warranty; no spare parts
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Arne Jacobsen Clocks
The clocks Arne Jacobsen drew for Danish public buildings
Arne Jacobsen drew the Bankers, Station, City Hall and Roman clocks for Denmark's National Bank, Aarhus City Hall and Rødovre Town Hall between the 1930s and the 1970s. They have stayed in continuous production ever since.
- Designs in continuous production
- Aluminium case, mineral-glass lens
- Made under licence by Rosendahl Design Group, a B Corp
DesignersArne Jacobsen
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Arne Jacobsen Roman Wall Clock White/Black
The Roman-numeral dial dates to 1937 and later went up in the tower at Aarhus City Hall.
Jacobsen used this face across several buildings — Stelling House first, then Aarhus and Søllerød, later Rødovre — and Rosendahl Design Group produces it today from the original drawings. Domed mineral glass over an aluminium case, in four diameters. Browse the full Arne Jacobsen Clocks range. Rosendahl Design Group is a Certified B Corp.
Materials
Mineral glass lens, aluminium case, ABS
Sizes
Ø 6.3 in, 8.3 in, 11.4 in, and 18.9 in
Designer
Arne Jacobsen (1902–1971)
Made in
China
Common Questions
When was the Roman clock designed?
1937, according to the Arne Jacobsen archive. The face went on to appear in Stelling House and later in Søllerød and Aarhus town halls in 1942, which is why 1942 is sometimes quoted.
Are the Roman numerals easy to read at distance?
Yes — Jacobsen drew them as thin serif strokes with generous spacing, and at 11.4 in or 18.9 in the dial stays legible across a large room.
Can I mix it with the other Jacobsen faces?
They share the same case, lens, and proportions, so a Roman clock hangs comfortably beside a Station or City Hall dial — only the face changes.
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Arne Jacobsen Clocks Sustainability Meter
Reviewed for sustainability by Comosum: Arne Jacobsen Clocks scores 3.3 out of 5 (20 of 30) across six categories, from published evidence.
- MaterialAluminium and glass; no recycled content3 out of 5
- TransportationGroup suppliers in Denmark and China3 out of 5
- ManufacturingRosendahl Design Group, certified B Corp4 out of 5
- LaborRosendahl Design Group B Corp, 20245 out of 5
- EnergyBattery quartz movement; no energy data3 out of 5
- Durability1-year warranty; no spare parts2 out of 5
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