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Detailed features
The Roman numeral clock by NAUDET
This clock with colelerette is in chrome-plated quartz clock or in brass. You will be able to fix it on the wall. Available in series 8 (80 mm diameter dial), series 10 (100 mm diameter dial) or series 17 (165 mm diameter dial). Its numerals are UV-resistant laser-engraved Roman numerals to be durable over time. You will have a quick and easy access to the setting thanks to the removal of the cover and the bezel. An adjustment button is located on the back of the case.
The characteristics of the NAUDETRoman numeral clock
- Dial/Collar/Height: 100 / 135 / 47 mm
- Metal thickness: 0.8 mm
- Brass or chrome plated
- Mineral glass
- Roman numerals
- Chrome/brass mounting screws and battery (LR1/1.5V) included
- Guaranteed for 2 years
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