Time in motion.

Cingo rethinks the familiar clock face by making the dial itself part of the movement. Rather than using conventional hands, its numbered 24-hour chapter ring rotates around a fixed reading point, completing one full revolution each day. The result is an unconventional yet intuitive way to read time, part precision timepiece, part kinetic sculpture.

Precision cut from 3 mm stainless steel, the dial is finished with a soft satin grain that gives the clock a calm, contemporary character. Black sign-written Arabic chapters provide clear contrast, while the pared-back construction allows the material, proportion and subtle movement of the rotating ring to become the focus. At 610 mm diameter, Cingo has enough presence to anchor a room without feeling visually heavy.

Behind the distinctive display is a bespoke mains-powered clock mechanism, providing dependable timekeeping with automatic seasonal time changes and correction following a power interruption. Its restrained stainless steel finish makes Cingo particularly suited to contemporary homes, galleries, hospitality interiors and design-led commercial spaces. Other sizes and materials can also be considered on request.

Each numbered Cingo Collection clock is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity and discreet engraved brass plaque recording the individual details of the piece and its date of completion.