Arne Jacobsen Wall Clock, Plastic Aluminium Glass, Oak, 12cm

The weather station series is based on the Bankers watch by Arne Jacobsen. This clock designed by the famous Danish architect in 1971 for the national bank planned and partially built by him in Copenhagen. The bank couldn't be completed under his leadership, as he surprisingly passed away in 1971. The construction was handed over to the architect duo Dissing + Weitling and the building was completed in 1978. Since then, this highly functionalist construction has been one of the most important designs by Arne Jacobsen. The Rosendahl Design Group acquired the licence for the production of the Arne Jacobsen watches in 2009. Since then, the Bankers have been one of the company's small but fine collection of wall and table clocks. In 2015, the Rosendahl Group decided to sell its designs under the Arne Jacobsen brand.

• This weather station was designed by Arne Jacobsen made of plastic, aluminium and glass.
• The housing of this weather station is made of aluminium and plastic. The glass is made from curved mineral glass.
• The Arne Jacobsen weather station provides a complete overview of humidity, temperature, air pressure and time.
• The case diameter is 12 cm.
• It uses the dial of the Bankers Clock by Arne Jacobsen, designed for the Danish National Bank, one of his most outstanding architectural masterpieces.