Arne Jacobsen had designed a house for H.J. Hansen, who was director of Lauritz Knudsen. Hansen was so enthusiastic about Jacobsen that he encouraged him to draw a clock back in 1939. The clock, which Arne Jacobsen designed back in 1939, was presented at the Spring Exhibition at Charlottenborg. It was the first of a total of four courses from Arne Jacobsen's hand.

Arne Jacobsen's table clock is updated with both alarm, snooze function, and light, which is triggered by an invisible sensor at the top of the clock. A very beautiful, simple, and classic alarm clock that adorns every home.

• Care Instructions: Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid water, harsh cleaners, alcohol-based products, or abrasive cloths, as they may damage the ABS case, colored dial, or lens. Keep indoors and away from direct sunlight, humidity, steam, and extreme temperatures. Handle carefully by the body or stainless steel foot, and avoid pressure on the clock face or hands. Replace batteries as needed with 2 AA 1.5V batteries, removing old batteries promptly to prevent corrosion.
• Material: Crack resistant lens. Case in ABS. Foot in solid stainless steel. Special IC alarm and sound. LED light. Battery 2 pcs. AA 1,5V. Batteries not included.
• Dimensions: Ø: 4.3” x H: 4.5”