David Linley’s Tri-Time Desk Clock
With streamlined Art Deco feel, the David Linley Tri-Time Desk Clock is royally effective in helping keep track of separate time zones.
Viscount David Linley, famous cabinetmaker and nephew of the Queen of England, has created the ultimate global-minded timepiece. His newest clock, called the Linley Tri-Time Desk Clock, is the ultimate desk accessory for the jetsetter to keep track of separate time zones.
With a streamlined Art Deco feel, the Linley Tri-Time Desk Clock is finished in beautifully grained walnut with stainless steel detailing and three Swiss clocks. The $1,500 timepiece joins Linley’s ever-expanding collection of boxes for jewelry, watches and cufflinks, humidors, desk sets and more.
The aristocratic designer is son to Princess Margaret and credits his talented father, the eminent photographer Lord Snowdon, as being particularly influential on his career, having himself trained as an architect and designed amongst other things the Aviary at London Zoo.
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