Carl Suchy & Söhne presents its modern take on the Viennese table clock
The clock's in-house movement took two years to develop.
Carl Suchy & Söhne
Carl Suchy & Söhne has been making table clocks for over a century and now the company is celebrating this heritage with the Table Waltz. A modern interpretation of their Viennese table clocks, the Table Waltz features their CS-T1 in-house movement, a movement that was two years in development and every element of the movement features Austrian-made components. The CS-T1 movement has a power reserve of seven days and is wound with an integrated key. The clock is housed in a case that is milled from a single block of brass and is finished in a special nickel-plating process to achieve its dark finish.
The Tablet Waltz will be limited to ten pieces.
€27,700 (approx. $32,404), carlsuchy.com
