Kikkerland, Flip Clock

The vintage flip clock has gotten a futuristic facelift. Designed by Michael Daniel this is a steel construction robot-looking timepiece. When activated the numbers flip. The legs are movable giving the illusion the clock is walking. All the interior gears are visible as they spin and whirl making this piece a real eye-catcher. Two C batteries are included.
Kikkerland's Flip Clock is a retro-style clock that uses a unique flipping mechanism to display the time. It's a perfect blend of classic and contemporary design, making it a popular choice for those who appreciate vintage aesthetics and modern technology. The numbers on the panels are bold and easy to read, making it simple to keep track of the time even from a distance.

One of the best things about the Flip Clock is its simplicity. It requires no complicated programming or settings, making it easy to use straight out of the box. The clock runs on batteries, making it portable and convenient to move around your home or office.

Kikkerland was founded in New York in the late 1980s, according to the project of the Dutch designer - Jan van der Lande. Today, the brand is so popular in the world that its such a short history is hard to believe. Kikkerland produces carefully designed small items for stationery anywhere in the world if you come across them in gift shops. A number of well-known designers work on Kikkerland items with the company's 15-person team, who create and develop new products every day. Kikkerland Design expands the largest collection of unique items. Each product is a balance of form, functionality and aesthetics. It should be noted that Kikkerland is represented in 20 categories and all of them are successfully sold in different countries of the world.

Kikkerland founder Jan van der Lande tells us how he moved his Dutch brand from bicycle supply to global import. Jan van der Lande started selling larks and lamps in the late 1980s with his designer friends. To deliver products to customers, he himself rode his bicycle through the streets. At first, van der Lande worked on things in his houseboat on the Hudson River. And then, along with the expansion of the business, he acquired new employees and opened a real office. Little by little, with the help of friends, he established contact with many creative designers in different cities around the world and opened Kikkerland branches in many countries. Today, Kikkerland produces about 300 products a year, and each one is created with amazing creativity. Van der Lande still lives on his boat and cycles to Kikkerland's Manhattan office every day, just like a true Dutchman.