SPACE CLOCK BLUE “HUMAN TO HUMAN” CONFIGURATION

Space becomes a stage in which childhood dreams and cosmic cooperation unite. The L’Épée 1839 Space Clock (Ref. 74.6008/404) reimagines an interstellar lander as a poetic horological sculpture under glass — complete with figures suspended in orbit, bouncing across a seesaw, turning the passage of time into a dance between species and machines. Within this animated tableau, the clock carries a deeper message: unity across worlds, the innocence of play, and a celebration of human wonder. Palladium-plated brass, stainless steel, anodized aluminum; mineral glass dome; fine hand-painting on figurines; satin, polished, brushed and sand-blasted finishes throughout the structure. Rich blue tones for the lander body, with vibrant hand-painted accents on the figures and structural details — matching the “Human to Human” theme. Diameter 257 mm across its 12 faces, height 145 mm (approx.); weight approximately 3.4 kg. Dual rotating aluminum cylinders: the upper displays minutes, the lower shows hours, with laser-engraved numerals. Produced in a limited edition of 100 pieces Astronaut / Astronaut (Human-to-Human)