▼ Japanese Postmodern Clock Special ● ● ● I will be listing Japanese postmodern design clocks over several days. Please take a look. ⚫︎︎ ⚫︎ ⚫︎ Product Overview #YAMAMI Postmodern This is a wall clock with the logo of the French designer Pierre Cardin. However, he didn't design it himself; it seems he only lent his name for a licensing business. Many "Pierre Cardin" brand products were made from the late 70s to the 80s, and this wall clock is one of the most design-conscious products among them. It has a very glossy black body with rounded, grid-like windows. The postmodern-like color scheme is very unique, and it's a mysterious clock with a sparkling, airy feel. The indices are also clearly visible, and the logo is understated and not overbearing. It's larger than a typical clock, making it a good accent. It comes with a stand, so you can use it as a wall clock or a table clock. The materials are believed to be resin and glass. The fact that everything from the movement to the body is made in Japan, a luxury that is unimaginable today, is also a major attraction. ⚫︎︎ ⚫︎ ⚫︎ Specifications, Approximate Size, and Product Condition Size: Height 320mm, Width 320mm, Depth 45mm (when used as a wall clock) Normal operation has been confirmed. It has a step movement, so the clock makes a ticking sound. There is slight peeling of the paint on the inside of the glass (photo 10). Otherwise, there are no major scratches or fading, and it is in beautiful condition. Considering the age, I have rated it as being in excellent condition with no noticeable scratches. Finally, please understand that this item is stored at home before purchasing.