Mid-Century Modern Wall Clock with Convex Glass Face

This item is a circular wall clock, characterized by a distinct mid-century modern aesthetic. It features a unique convex glass or acrylic lens that creates a deep, rounded profile. The internal face is divided into distinct horizontal planes: a mottled brown/gold upper section that resembles aged copper or cork, a central white band, and a lower gray section with vertical paneling that mimics mid-century interior architecture. The clock hands are minimalist and thin, finished in black, indicating a focus on clean lines and functionalist design. The construction suggests late twentieth-century manufacturing, likely 1960s or 1970s. The casing appears to be a metallic or composite band holding the domed face in place. Condition-wise, the image shows some glare reflecting off the convex surface, but the internal components appear intact. There is no visible branding on the face, suggesting an emphasis on the sculptural form over manufacture identity. The intricate tonal shifts in the top section provide a warm patina-like effect that would have complimented wood-paneled interiors of the era. The craftsmanship is evidenced by the precision of the hand alignment and the seamless integration of the dome with the frame.