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Arne Jacobsen Station Wall Clock White/Black
Jacobsen drew this dial in 1941 for Lauritz Knudsen — a universal face meant to work in any building.
Rosendahl Design Group still produces the Station clock to the original drawing, under a domed mineral glass lens in an aluminium case that leaves the dial appearing to float behind it. Four diameters, from a 6.3 in desk-height clock to an 18.9 in wall piece. 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
Why is it called the Station clock?
Jacobsen drew it in 1941 for the electrical manufacturer Lauritz Knudsen as a universal dial for all types of building. Its legibility made it a natural fit for stations, and the name stuck.
Which diameter suits which wall?
6.3 in works on a shelf or in a hallway, 8.3 in is the standard room size, 11.4 in holds a kitchen or living room wall, and 18.9 in is for a double-height or gallery space.
Is this the original design?
Yes. The clock is produced from Jacobsen's original drawings and has stayed in continuous production — the proportions, numerals, and hand shapes are unchanged.
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