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4.589 $
MARS-2024: Martian stone

MARS-2024: Martian stone

Ламповые часы Атмесфера Дуб

4.589 $
Рассрочка
Characteristics
Natural marble
Brass
Assembled in Russia
USSR, 1969–1992
Factory stamping
30 years
5 years warranty on clocks and their tubes
200×80×80 mm
Powered by 220V mains
Body material:
Ring material:
Electronics:
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Electronic board:
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Dimensions (W×D×H):
Power supply:
Package contents
  • User manual printed on aged paper
  • Packaging – branded kraft cardboard box
  • 12V power supply + cable (1.5 m)
  • Extended Warranty – 5 Years
Functionality
  • Time / date display
  • 2 alarms
  • 2 digit transition modes (normal and overlapping digits)
  • Sleep mode to save tube lifespan
  • Switchable LED backlight, default color is blue
  • Adjustable tube brightness
  • Digit cycling from 0 to 9 every 10 minutes to extend tube life
  • Tube replacement without soldering
  • Timekeeping preserved during power outage
  • Time correction available, supports 12- and 24-hour formats
This collection draws direct inspiration from US entrepreneur Elon Musk's Mars 2024 project. The left side of the case features the special series logo on a brass plaque, designed exclusively for us by Mikhail Levchenko - a renowned lettering specialist whose clients include Maxim magazine.
The marble showcase piece of our MARS 2024 special series - this unique desk clock is handcrafted by our master marble artisan using noble red marble with distinctive white veining.

Payment and delivery

Payment
  1. pay with PayPal or Bank card
  2. We accept Bitcoins
  3. Also you can ask us for another payment option!

For information about domestic (in Russia) delivery and payment please visit Russian version of this website.
International delivery
We offer you following delivery options:
  1. Russian post ($15, delivery time 60-120 days, highly do not recommend to use as a delivery service right now!).
  2. Fedex ($100, delivery time from 1 business day).

International shipments may be subject to import duties and taxes, which are levied when the package arrives at the specified destination. The recipient will be responsible for these charges. Unfortunately, Past Indicator has no control over these charges and cannot determine the amount charged (if any). Please note that Past Indicator does not collect duties or taxes, as these fees go directly to the government.