About this item
We are sure that anyone, including children, will love our Dalí Melting Clocks and Salvador Dalí Melting Clocks. Dalí clocks can be a gift idea for men and women. With silent movement, there is no noise, when you do not pay attention to the clock, he will not affect any of your movements. Battery slot does not include the battery cover.Fabulous gift. A novelty gift is a wonderful wish and the best choice for art lovers and children, and those who love life. Classic shelf clocks add personality to any room.
The classic art derivatives that have been selling for nearly 20 years, the classic art, will never go out of style. Instead, it will become more and more valuable with time.
Inspired by the artist Salvador Dali's work - The Eternity of Memory, time runs calmly and constantly, never deviating in the slightest. But the artist has distorted and softened time to the point that each of us, after viewing the picture, has a strong impact and change in our understanding and definition of time. A constant source of inspiration for all those who love life and art.
The product is silver with Arabic numerals, measures 7" x 4.5", form material, 2 knobs to adjust the hands, and requires 1 AA battery (not included). The top can be safely hung on any flat surface. Sturdy enough to be placed on a bookshelf for use. Can also be placed in your home, bedroom, office and cabinets, display cabinets.
Customer Reviews
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Very nice watch, it doesn't look poor quality and the frame is very bright. The design is great and super well achieved, identical to the ones that Dalhi painted. Highly recommended!!
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The watch is simply perfect.
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I loved it. Arrived quickly. Just need a battery AA. What he doesn't have is something to stop the pile.
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I wanted to buy so much when it was fashionable before, bought for a good amount from Ali! The size is good and the interior is InIni-Suo!
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It is smaller than I thought. The quality of the material does not give me assurance, but we will see...