A sleek, sculptural clock made for the darker side of mid-century style.

The After Hours Capsule Clock features an elongated pill-shaped frame with a dramatic open center and a circular clock face positioned at one end. Its monochromatic black finish gives the design a bold, architectural presence, while raised white numerals and hands provide crisp contrast.

The open negative space keeps the clock feeling light and modern despite its dark palette. Textured outer surfaces add visual and tactile character, while integrated low-profile feet allow it to sit securely on a shelf, desk, mantel, or tabletop.

Designed and made by AtomCat Studio, this clock blends retro-futurist form with minimalist styling. It works beautifully in mid-century interiors, moody offices, gothic-inspired rooms, Halloween displays, and eclectic collections.

The battery-powered quartz movement is mounted neatly behind the circular clock face. A battery is included, so the clock arrives ready to display and enjoy.

Because each clock is individually 3D printed and assembled, slight variations may occur. These subtle differences are part of the character of a handmade piece.

Details

• Approximately 9½ inches wide
• Approximately 3¼ inches tall
• Approximately 1½ inches deep
• Textured exterior sides
• Integrated low-profile feet
• Battery-powered quartz movement
• Battery included
• Designed and assembled by AtomCat Studio

Style Notes

The After Hours Clock works especially well with:

• Mid-century modern décor
• Retro-futurist interiors
• Minimalist black décor
• Gothic-inspired rooms
• Horror and Halloween displays
• Moody offices and libraries
• Atomic-era collections
• Eclectic modern interiors

Materials

PLA plastic, quartz clock movement, metal clock hardware, battery.

Care Instructions

For indoor display only. Clean gently with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid prolonged exposure to excessive heat, moisture, or strong direct sunlight.

Handmade Note

This item is created using 3D-printing technology and assembled by hand. Fine layer lines, texture variations, or minor surface differences may be visible and are normal characteristics of the process.