Lemnos

By Lemnos

Blue

A beautiful wall clock that combines the fine texture of wood and paper. Thomson Paper has a clock face made of an unique design paper called Mermaid, named after the ripples of the sea, the home of the mermaid. Gentle, pleasant, and with superb choice of color, designer Yuichi Nara creates a three-dimensional numbers on the Thomson Paper's clock face using the iconic Thomson die-cutting machine, used to manufacture puzzles. The edges of the number outlines stamped out are naturally rounded like a tensed water surface and drop soft shadows into the spaces stamped out. Part of the Lemnos Plywood core collection.

I love this clock. It's hard to find a clock that's an accent piece that also blends in with a simple, minimalist decor and this one does it! The detail is classy and calming, which is a lot to say for a clock. I highly recommend.. Ali. US. Tue Jun 09 2026

By Lemnos

Orange

Designed by Japanese design firm AWATSUJI Design, features a clean and unique design of time that brings the numbers on the clock face closer to the center, leaving a bold margin around the outside. The hour hand in white is a bright contrast against the natural shades of the face for a wall clock that fits in all situations. An iconic Lemnos design clock that is suitable for all home and office interior spaces.

Great piece. A bit pricey but I really like the look of it, simple & contemporary. Only wish it was a bit larger.. Sandy. Edmonton, AB. Mon Feb 09 2026

By Lemnos

Gray

By adding carefully selected color, the combination of its flat surface and precision carved letters looks like color gradation of a sculpture-like design object of time. Minimalist in design yet bold as a color design accent for any space. Based on the award winning Lemnos original Carved Clock by Naoki Terada.

Love this clock. It’s so simple and beautifully designed.. Veronica. Atlanta, GA. Mon Feb 23 2026

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Uniquely named as HM with Truth and Nature, this clock is an amalgamation of Truth, Nature, Design, and Craftsmanship. The clocks are individually produced in Japan by skilled craftsmen in a sophisticated and minimalist clock design. The clock’s charm is its simplicity that is well suited to a range of settings.

great clock! i had been having issues with Newgate clocks and this one has "ticked" (ha!) all the boxes since it works great, looks just as pictured!. Anh. CA. Wed Apr 01 2026

By Lemnos

Black

Part of the internationally acclaimed designer Oki Sato's first series of design timepieces, Divide uses mathmetic concept other than numbers to tell time. The number of divisions within a single straight line is used to tell the time. The design expresses the idea of time gradually ticking away throughout the course of a day. The designs were created with the intention of allowing the user to experience the passage of time in a stylish and conceptual way.

A little hard to see the hands. Anonymous. North Salem, NY. Tue Mar 24 2026

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The black indicators and hands are arranged, with some comfortable tension, in the blank white space within the round frame. The MONO Clock quietly tells the time and fits well in any modern space or on a simple white wall. Iconic and pleasant to the eye, the MONO by Yuichi Nara exudes a dignified understanding to design and reveals the presence of time in a classic modern elegance.

By Lemnos

White

Designed with a pure simplicity that underscores its quiet dignity and strength. The gentle shapes of the numbers and clock hands radiate softness and calm, with a universal and beautiful design that fits in anywhere.

Beautiful clock.. Kyota. Bellevue, WA. Mon May 11 2026

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This clock, with its numbers in a chiseled-out style, attempts to treat the graphic as part of the form. The shadows of the carved-out letters bring a three-dimensional impression to the clock face, with its appearance changing in accordance with lights located in its immediate area. The idea was inspired by materials used for interior decoration and technical conversion.

Pam. Libertyville, IL. Sun Nov 16 2025

By Lemnos

White

From the core collection of internationally acclaimed designer Mikiya Kobayashi, the M Clock is a simple yet elegant timepiece of modern design. A table/wall clock featuring numbers studded around its small face, this Clock is named named "m". From the length and thickness of the clock hands to the size of the numbers and color composition, all design details were examined and fine-tuned for an easily-readable and comfortable appearance. The brazen second hand adds a sharp contrast to the clock face. Comes with a removable stand to be used a tabletop timepiece.

By Lemnos

This clock, with its numbers in a chiseled-out style, attempts to treat the graphic as part of the form. The shadows of the carved-out letters bring a three-dimensional impression to the clock face, with its appearance changing in accordance with lights located in its immediate area. The idea was inspired by materials used for interior decoration and technical conversion.

Beautiful clean look !. Kelli. West Linn, OR. Mon Apr 14 2025

By Lemnos

Gray

The Earth PLA is made with diatomaceous earth which comes from from diatoms, a type of algae, that have accumulated on the seafloor and formed into rocks over the centuries. The shade of the clock’s three-dimensional shape changes every moment in natural light, allowing you to feel the passage of time. The design maximizes the material’s characteristic features and atmosphere. Using the very traditional plastering technique in Japan this timepiece provides an unique aesthetic for both a modern and classic space with its specially made texture. Designed by Yuichi Nara.

By Lemnos

Black

The precision cut letters carved into the clock face are only 2mm in width. The new hybrid number-line fonts, which don’t look like numbers at a glance, give a sharp and clean impression that is both unique and transformative as a design object of time when paying close attention. Unique color combination of Black with Pink hands and White with Green hands examplify designer Naoki Terada's award winning design disposition.

Love it. Modern flare. Kimberly. Greenwich, CT. Wed Jan 22 2025

By Lemnos

Black

Designed by Yota Kakuda the product designer of MUJI, the City Pop Collection is Kakuda's tribute to "City Pop" the nostalgic revival of the popular Japanese pop music scene in the 1970's and 1980's. Designed with minimum elements in addition to sharp numbers and lines, the City Pop Alarm Clock is designed so that you can read the time from certain angles. High contrast use of complete black and white makes this timepiece a bold and modern statement for a contemporary interior space. The City Pop Alarm Clock is made with solid beech wood painted to perfection in black accented with Lemnos' signature red of the alarm hand. Available in Black and White clock face as part of Yota Kakuda's City Pop Clock Collection. This alarm clock has an on/off button which is not a snooze button.

By Lemnos

The black indicators and hands are arranged, with some comfortable tension, in the blank white space within the round frame. The MONO Clock quietly tells the time and fits well in any modern space or on a simple white wall. Iconic and pleasant to the eye, the MONO by Yuichi Nara exudes a dignified understanding to design and reveals the presence of time in a classic modern elegance.

By Lemnos

Blue

Part of the internationally acclaimed designer Oki Sato's first series of design timepieces, Divide uses scientific concept other than numbers to tell time. Inspired by the electron configuration of an atom, the number of electrons is used to convey the time. The design draws a connection between the spherical path of electrons spinning around in the centre of an atom and the rotation of the Earth as time goes on. The designs were created with the intention of allowing the user to experience the passage of time in a stylish and conceptual way.

Photo makes clock look better. In person it looks cheap. It’s way overpriced. Should be $30 not $140. Buyer beware.. Lydia. Fri Nov 07 2025

By Lemnos

Bringing out the fundamental factors within the elements of a certain character creates a sense of tension. Tsukamoto used it to indicate the markings of time.

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Designed by Studio SURUME, Perch Mini is a wall clock with a removable stand that can be used as a tabletop clock. Based on the concept of Serendipity, Perch Mini is a clock with hands in the form of leaves and an insect. Once an hour, as the minute hand crosses the hour hand, the insect rests its wings on the leaf. Seeing it take a break on the leaf makes you feel like something good will happen when you look up at the clock. A wonderful story was born by representing the clock hands as they intersect in time.

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After first developing a shape resembling three-dimensional lace, Tsukamoto eventually settled on a simple form on which one can accurately read time at a glance. It ended up as a gradually increasing solid with a shape resembling a firework going up in the night sky as a point of wit. Handmade.

By Lemnos

Black

The earth clock is the reproduction of the original classic, the Ball clock, that Takenobu Igarashi designed for OUN in 1987. There are two styles of the clock face and two colors of the clock body (black and white). Two variations are available, one has grooving on the clock surface and the other is in the form of a smooth sphere (earth clock less). At that time when Igarashi started to design clocks, he noticed that he had never seen a clock with a spherical shape. The sphere shape makes us imagine the earth. The ocean, which covers 70% of the earth, is expressed on the clock body. The remaining 30%, the land where we live, is expressed on the clock face covered by a transparent dome. On the clock face that symbolizes the land, the one end of the second hand looks like it is chasing the other end. Looking at this clock may lead us to lose track of time.

By Lemnos

Black

The earth clock is the reproduction of the original classic, the Ball clock, that Takenobu Igarashi designed for OUN in 1987. There are two styles of the clock face and two colors of the clock body (black and white). Two variations are available, one has grooving on the clock surface and the other is in the form of a smooth sphere (earth clock less). At that time when Igarashi started to design clocks, he noticed that he had never seen a clock with a spherical shape. The sphere shape makes us imagine the earth. The ocean, which covers 70% of the earth, is expressed on the clock body. The remaining 30%, the land where we live, is expressed on the clock face covered by a transparent dome. On the clock face that symbolizes the land, the one end of the second hand looks like it is chasing the other end. Looking at this clock may lead us to lose track of time.

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When Kanae Tsukamoto, the designer of Drops Draw the Existence Table Clock noticed the shape made in the ground by a falling raindrop, she became aware of it as a gravitational form. Gravity works and can be felt directly, yet it can’t be seen or touched. She created this design as the image of gravity acting incidentally on the form of another object, creating time in a space.

By Lemnos

Designed by Studio SURUME, Perch Mini is a wall clock with a removable stand that can be used as a tabletop clock. Based on the concept of Serendipity, Perch Mini is a clock with hands in the form of leaves and an insect. Once an hour, as the minute hand crosses the hour hand, the insect rests its wings on the leaf. Seeing it take a break on the leaf makes you feel like something good will happen when you look up at the clock. A wonderful story was born by representing the clock hands as they intersect in time.

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The “PANECO CLOCK” uses a sustainable, recycled fiber board made from waste clothing as part of closed-loop recycling. This wall clock is reusable and recyclable. Boards made from waste clothing show subtle differences in their color and pattern, which means no two are the same. The boards are cut out with a Thomson die cutter, the classic machine used for cutting paper and wood. With its minimalist design that retains the expression of the materials. A piece of design art of time that blends in with the space and a product that quietly conveys the passage of time. PANECO Red is a special edition using red recycled materials.

By Lemnos

The “PANECO CLOCK” uses a sustainable, recycled fiber board made from waste clothing as part of closed-loop recycling. This wall clock is reusable and recyclable. Boards made from waste clothing show subtle differences in their color and pattern, which means no two are the same. The boards are cut out with a Thomson die cutter, the classic machine used for cutting paper and wood. With its minimalist design that retains the expression of the materials. A piece of design art of time that blends in with the space and a product that quietly conveys the passage of time.

By Lemnos

The “PANECO CLOCK” uses a sustainable, recycled fiber board made from waste clothing as part of closed-loop recycling. This wall clock is reusable and recyclable. Boards made from waste clothing show subtle differences in their color and pattern, which means no two are the same. The boards are cut out with a Thomson die cutter, the classic machine used for cutting paper and wood. With its minimalist design that retains the expression of the materials. A piece of design art of time that blends in with the space and a product that quietly conveys the passage of time.

By Lemnos

Light Gray

The “PANECO CLOCK” uses a sustainable, recycled fiber board made from waste clothing as part of closed-loop recycling. This wall clock is reusable and recyclable. Boards made from waste clothing show subtle differences in their color and pattern, which means no two are the same. The boards are cut out with a Thomson die cutter, the classic machine used for cutting paper and wood. With its minimalist design that retains the expression of the materials. A piece of design art of time that blends in with the space and a product that quietly conveys the passage of time.

By Lemnos

The “PANECO CLOCK” uses a sustainable, recycled fiber board made from waste clothing as part of closed-loop recycling. This wall clock is reusable and recyclable. Boards made from waste clothing show subtle differences in their color and pattern, which means no two are the same. The boards are cut out with a Thomson die cutter, the classic machine used for cutting paper and wood. With its minimalist design that retains the expression of the materials. A piece of design art of time that blends in with the space and a product that quietly conveys the passage of time. PANECO Red is a special edition using red recycled materials.

By Lemnos

Blue

In commemoration of the one-hundredth birthday of Riki Watanabe, master designer of Japan, Lemnos created two timepieces original designed by Watanabe. The Chiisana (The Small One) is a tabletop clock with removable stand that can be used as a wall clock. It was designed by Riki Watanabe in 1972, making it one of the longest running commercially available products on the market today. The orange is the debut color in 1972 which has now become a classic.

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MIKI is a made from Japanese Zelkova wood specially sourced from the Japanese intra-trade market for wood specifically for the building of shrines and temples. Due to the important purpose of this particular wood, quality raw material of this wood specimen for making Lemnos MIKI Clock is limited. The UNESCO World Heritage Site the Kiyomizu-dera Temple of Kyoto built over 1200 years ago in the year 778, was made entirely with Japanese Zelkova. The Japanese Zelkova is a hard and strong material, which features a number of beautiful ring markings. The varied appearances of these trees indicate their age and the type of atmosphere they grew in. The surface of the material is carefully polished. This clock can also be used as a table clock with a removable stand. Urushi means "lacquer" in Japanese. The MIKI Urushi Suki is painted with Japanese traditional lacquer by skilled lacquerware craftsmen. An exceptional timepiece that exudes high-end luxury in design for any space.

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Based on a prototype from Japan's master designer Riki Watanabe, the Riki Aluminum is an iconic clock that can be used as a table clock with the included stand. Featuring a clock frame hand polished to a perfect chrome the cast Aluminum clock body is produced in Toyama Japan. The composition of the Riki Aluminum retains the original design from a timeless perspective. The high-quality, stereoscopic indicator print emphasizes its balanced and delightful flow a modern yet classic font. An ideal executive clock for the tabletop and an executive office.

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reated in 1977, the Riki Roman is Riki Watanabe the master designer's classic golden timepiece. By drawing attention to the beauty of the linear composition of the Roman numerals and removing any unnecessasry details, the strikingly balanced clockface on a golden Aluminum clockframe makes this clock a timeless timepiece of unmatched elegance and poise.

By Lemnos

Gray

Designed by internationally acclaimed designer Shin Azumi whose client list includes lapalma, Magis, Desalto, Fredericia, Tefal, Authentics, with works acquired by design museums such as Victoria & Albert Museum (UK), Stedelijk Museum (Holland). Made with traditional Aluminum casting technique originated from Takaoka, Toyama, the Edge is designed as a Brutalist metal sculpture with minimalistic design expression and time-telling functionality. A power and sharp impression is made from the cast Aluminum allowing this timepiece to perform well both as a statement clock on the wall or as art blending in with other designs in the space. Release in 2001, the Edge L has enjoyed stable popularity and has been featured by Japan's JIDA design museum selection vol. 17, and became highly valued design. 15 years after the release, Lemnos added the luxurious color with polished chrome dials. An definitive timepiece of design and craftsmanship.

By Lemnos

Black

The Eki Clock is the official train station clock for Sapporo, the capital city of Hokkaido. Designed by one of the most important designers of our times Takenobu Igaratshi, the Eki Clock is installed in the lobby of the Sapporo Train Station both as a public art and the station's interior clock. The public design installation has two colors white clockface with dial and on the other side, the inverted version with a clockface and white dial. Handmade by Lemnos craftsmen in Toyama Japan in Aluminum, the Eki Clock by Takenobu Igarashi (15th Year Anniversary Model).

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In commemoration of the one-hundredth birthday of Riki Watanabe, master designer of Japan, Lemnos created two masterpieces original designed by Watanabe. The Duono Copper features pure copper frames, the master designer's favorite raw material. A timeless elegant timepiece that is based on the all-time classic design by a master designer.

By Lemnos

Medium

A clock with a definitive presence, the design of the Hibiya Clock is based on the famous pole-type clock created by Riki Watanabe in 1972. Standing at the corner of Hibiya crossing, across from the Imperial Palace of Japan in Tokyo, the simple and powerful design became the model of a public clock with high visibility. In 2012, on the occasion of its 40th anniversary, Lemnos produced the Hibiya Clock to commemorate this famous clock and its striking, long-lasting design.