Eurotops 49293 ball clock "Clock'n'Roll", in the style of the 80s, 26x20x16cm

Eurotops 49293 ball clock "Clock'n'Roll", in the style of the 80s, 26x20x16cm

Ball clock: Our ball clock allows you to return to feelings of the 1980s. The time is not displayed using a pointer or a glowing digit, but using metal balls that roll there and back in scaled rails.

High quality: The ball clock impresses with a high quality quartz clock mechanism and the DCF77 time receiver. Thanks to this, the display is always very precise.

Modern radio technology: not only thanks to the unique look, but also advanced technology, this ball clock is something special.

Collector's articles: Today, you can no longer buy original ball watches from the 1980s. Thanks to our new edition "Clock`n`roll" we want to restore stylish ball watches with your beloved again. Design and mechanics correspond to exactly the previous models. Our watches, however, have a special feature of holding an additional time receiver. Absolute warranty for collector's items!

Scope of delivery: Our ball clock has dimensions (width x height x depth) 26 x 20 x 16 cm and is made of high quality materials. Dome and casing are made of plastic, metal balls. The power can be done using a battery or a power adapter.

As weighing times: the ball clock makes time measurement becomes a survival

Since the first ball watches, it appeared about 40 years ago (as a "time machine" or as "marbled watches"), technical and watch watches around the world are delighted with this concept.

No wonder: unlike traditional tip clocks, in which only three clock tips are in motion, the balls, cradle and gripping shoulder are moving in the ball clock. The balls are gathering on three scalded cradles and shown this time. Every 5 minutes, the first cradle consists of a second cradle every 60 minutes, and every 12 hours a third swing. Change from 12:59 an hour 1:00 is the most spectacular, because then all three cradles empty simultaneously. (On YouTube you can see many videos showing ball clocks in action.)

Accuracy of the atomic clock

A beautiful idea - but imprecise time display? Who thinks that the thoughts are: the ball clock "Clock'n`oll" has not only high-quality quartz movement, but also a DCF77 signal receiver. The display is therefore just as precise as a nuclear clock display in a federal physico-technical office in a brunshwig, which generates a time signal along with the control device in Mainflingen under Frankfurt.

Already now a collector's subject

Original ball watches from the 80s are no longer available today, new editions are suitably sought, such as "Clock'N`oll" ball clock. Clock'n'Roll watch in terms of design and mechanics exactly corresponds to early ball clocks, but additionally has a time receiver, the status of "collector" is already sure.