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A hand-crafted Nixie luminous tube clock
With this Nixie light tube clock, you’ll be taking a careful approach to retro decoration and aesthetic illumination. The meticulous craftsmanship invested in the wooden case and Nixie display tubes are sure to enhance your interior decor. Place this clock on your furniture or display it prominently on your desk or a mantelpiece.
The Nixie Luminous Tube Clock in All Colors
Add a splash of color to your decor with this multicolored clock. Apply uniform colors to all six tubes, or choose to personalise each tube instead. Enjoy a variety of colors, from orange and pink to green, blue, yellow and red. Decorate with freedom and creativity!
Features of the Nixie Luminous Glass Tube Clock
- Materials : Solid wood, stainless steel, glass and acrylic
- Dimensions: 26.5 cm x 7.5 cm x 8.7 cm
- Power supply: USB
- LED lighting
- Tube : 6
- Style: Nixie Tube Light Clock
- Scientific gift idea
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The Nixie Tube Clock, an Original Time Display
Sublimate your interior with a futuristic retro style by opting for a unique Nixie clock. Appearing for the 1ʳᵉ time in the 1950s, these scientific clocks display the time with elegance and science. They come in several models with different designs, colors and sizes. Discover our selection of Nixie Tube Clocks, magnificent timepieces that are both functional and aesthetically pleasing, a must-have for your home!Customers who viewed this Nixie clock also viewed
Rachel Thornton –
Bought this for my husband’s study and I’ve ended up pinching it for the living room shelf. The glow is lovely, especially in the evenings when you switch it to the softer purple setting. Our nine-year-old spent a good twenty minutes asking how the digits light up one at a time, so now we’ve been reading up on how the tubes actually work. Looks properly retro without being naff.
Mark Ellison –
cracking little clock and the colours are rich without being garish. Took me a few minutes to work out the buttons for changing the colour cycle, but that’s me being impatient. Sits nicely on my desk. Knocked a star off only because it’s a bit pricey for what it is.
Priya Patel –
Looks good once it’s running, but the box was a lot smaller than I’d pictured and the clock itself is quite compact, so check the dimensions first. Also the power cable is rather short, which meant rearranging my sideboard to reach a socket. Works fine, just not quite what I’d imagined.
Margaret Hughes –
Got this for my grandson’s birthday. He grinned from ear to ear when he plugged it in. Lovely glow and he’s put it right by his bed.
Callum Reid –
Spot on. Always fancied a Nixie clock but the proper vintage ones cost a fortune, so this was a sensible way in. Each tube has its own little wire filament shape for the numbers stacked behind one another, and watching them swap over at the minute is oddly hypnotic. Finish is neat, colours are bright and the whole thing feels well put together. Chuffed to bits.
Margaret Hollis –
bought this for my grandson Alfie who’s mad about anything retro and science-y. He sat staring at the glowing numbers for ages, then asked if he could keep it by his bed instead of his old lamp. Chuffed to bits, and so is his mum, as it arrived with the postie two days early.
Daniel Prestwick –
Spot on. The tubes have a lovely warm glow and the colours shift smoothly, so it works as both a clock and mood lighting on my bookshelf.