
Vostok-3 Oak
Open oak grain, brass details and a clear view of the upright nixie tubes. A natural starting point for a desk or shelf.
View model & priceWarm orange digits, real wood and a grain pattern that belongs to your clock. Discover wooden nixie clocks in oak, walnut, thermo ash, wenge, rosewood, mahogany, bog oak and other distinctive timbers.

Start with the character you want in the room: lighter oak, warm walnut, the deeper tones of thermo ash, or a strongly figured exotic wood. Then compare the case profile and tube size. The same timber feels different in the rounded Capsule and the more architectural Vostok designs.

Open oak grain, brass details and a clear view of the upright nixie tubes. A natural starting point for a desk or shelf.
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Heat-treated ash gives this familiar Vostok shape a deeper wood tone. Compare it with oak to choose the mood of your clock.
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Walnut with brass fittings and a strong grain pattern. A warmer choice for a study, living room or personal workspace.
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A wood with a more pronounced pattern for a compact object that rewards a closer look. Ask to compare the available grain.
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The rounded Capsule shape in dark wenge, with brass rings around the front-facing nixie tubes.
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A darker expression of the Capsule design, made with bog oak. The material brings its own history and individual surface pattern.
View model & priceView each model for its current price, specifications and ordering options. For a personalized version or a new design, request a proposal. These are starting points, not the whole wood collection. Explore the material guide for additional Vostok, Atmosfera and Capsule versions.
| Wood | What to look for |
|---|---|
| Oak | An open grain and a lighter presence; also available in tinted versions on selected models. |
| Walnut | Warm brown tones and flowing grain, across Vostok and Capsule designs. |
| Thermo ash | Heat-treated ash with a deeper tone and a visible natural grain. |
| Wenge | A darker wood with a strong linear pattern. |
| Rosewood | Expressive figuring for a clock with more visual movement. |
| Mahogany | Warm reddish-brown tones that pair naturally with brass details. |
| Bog oak | Deep tones and a distinctive material history. |
| Bubinga and spalted elm | Additional figured woods offered in selected Vostok-4 versions. |
Atmosfera: oak and tinted oak. Vostok-3: oak and thermo ash. Vostok-3 Black: walnut, wenge, rosewood and mahogany. Vostok-4 Black: walnut, wenge, bubinga and spalted elm. Capsule: walnut, wenge and bog oak. Availability varies by model and production run; ask us about a particular combination.
Inside a nixie tube, ten shaped metal cathodes sit one behind another. Neon glows around the selected digit, giving the display its depth and warm orange color. We build the case and electronics around original Soviet nixie tubes made decades ago.
A name, date, dedication or carefully placed company mark can turn an existing model into a personal gift. We will suggest an engraving, plaque or presentation detail suited to the chosen case. For a new shape or artwork, explore a custom commission.
Our wooden collections include oak, walnut, thermo ash, wenge, rosewood, mahogany, bog oak, bubinga and spalted elm. Options depend on the model.
Natural grain varies between pieces. Tell us whether you prefer a quieter pattern or stronger figuring; we can discuss the options for the current batch.
The catalog shows established combinations. If you want a different wood and shape together, ask us to assess the material and construction before ordering.
Contact us for replacement tubes and the instructions for your specific model.
Open the specific model to see its current price, specifications and warranty. We confirm any personalization costs and the final specification before your order.
Send us a photograph of your desk or room, or tell us who the gift is for. We will help compare wood, proportions and personalization, then confirm availability and delivery.
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