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Lemnos NEUT Japanese Designer Alarm Clock - Black

Lemnos NEUT Japanese Designer Alarm Clock - Black

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The NEUT Alarm Clock (ニュート アラーム クロック) is designed to bring a calm and balanced presence to smaller spaces. Created by Kazuya Koike, it reflects the NEUT series concept of neutrality, clarity, and quiet refinement.

Designed for desks and bedside use, the dial is carefully composed for close viewing, with a clean original typeface and slender hands that ensure excellent readability. The compact form is paired with a solid white ash wood body, adding natural warmth to its precise, minimal design.

A four-level electronic alarm with auto-stop function offers everyday practicality, while the smooth sweep second hand creates a quiet, continuous sense of time.

  • Size: W70 x H70 x D47 mm
  • Materials: White Ash Wood, ABS Resin, Glass
  • Type: Electronic Alarm Clock (4-level volume)
  • Function: Alarm auto-stop (approx. 5 minutes)
  • Movement: Sweep second (silent movement)

Thoughtfully designed and crafted in Japan, the NEUT Alarm Clock sits naturally on desks and bedside tables, making it a considered gift for modern living.

Design: Kazuya Koike 小池 和也
Made in Japan

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Lemnos is a Japanese clockmaker known for combining thoughtful design with precise craftsmanship. Working with renowned designers and skilled artisans, the company creates clocks that are both functional timepieces and refined objects for everyday living.

Produced in Japan with careful attention to materials and form, Lemnos clocks have received numerous international design awards and are appreciated for their timeless simplicity and enduring quality.

What's in the box

Design: Kazuya Koike 小池 和也

Born in Osaka in 1980, Kazuya Koike began his career at a design company in 2003, where he worked as a chief designer on both client projects and in-house product development. In 2012, he founded Doogdesign.

His work spans a wide range of industrial design fields, including everyday objects, stationery, furniture, and consumer electronics. In addition to product design, he is involved in brand development and creative direction for companies and regional industries, working on projects both in Japan and internationally.

His work has received numerous awards, including the Good Design Award and the iF Design Award.

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