Hermle Modern Tellurium Clock - Nickel Finish

Introducing the Hermle Tellurium IV, a stunning design masterpiece that harmoniously blends modern and classic styles in a uniquely futuristic form. Featuring a beautifully milled rosette rondeau, this clock displays the 12 zodiac signs and the date, offering an intriguing insight into the world of astronomy.

This exceptional clock is distinguished by its uniquely turned dial and a mechanism that appears to float within a glass cube. It accurately reproduces the Earth’s annual orbit around the sun, with the Earth rotating on its axis every 24 hours. The moon orbits the Earth every 29.5 days, allowing for the display of various moon phases as seen from our planet. Throughout the year, the clock tracks the Earth's passage through all 12 zodiac signs, months, and individual days indicated on the flat disc.

Features:

• Swiss 11-jewel escapement
• High-quality nickel-plated 8-day spring-wound movement
• Quarterly Westminster chime on 4 polished bells
• Separate dial for seconds indication
• Automatic night shut-off

Dimensions:

• Height: 37 cm
• Width: 34 cm
• Depth: 34 cm

Made in Germany

Care Instructions

• Wind the movement at the interval stated for the model, always at the same time of day.
• Move the hands forward only, pausing at every chime or strike until it completes.
• Dust the case with a soft, dry cloth; use a wood-appropriate polish on wooden cases only.
• Clean the glass with a cloth lightly dampened with glass cleaner — never spray directly onto the clock.
• Keep away from radiators, direct sunlight, and humidity, and have the movement serviced by a specialist every few years.

Perfect Gift For

A gift that marks time itself — fitting for weddings, retirements, corporate anniversaries, and the handing over of an office or a home.

About Hermle

Franz Hermle & Sohn was founded in 1922 in Gosheim, in Germany's clockmaking heartland near the Black Forest. Within a decade it had become one of the most advanced makers of clock movements in Europe, and it remains among the world's largest manufacturers of mechanical movements. Now in its third generation, Hermle builds every movement in Germany and supplies clockmakers across the globe.