A little countdown. A little color. A lot of retro space-age style.

The Launch Time Clock blends classic mid-century modern design with a playful rocket-launch theme. A dark charcoal cabinet frames a bold two-part interior: a vivid red-orange clock face on one side, and a dimensional rocket lifting off through clouds on the other.

Bright blue accents give the piece a crisp, energetic contrast, while white numerals and gold-tone center hardware add just the right amount of vintage charm. Tapered red-orange legs complete the look, giving the clock the feel of a tiny piece of atomic-era furniture.

Designed and made by AtomCat Studio, this compact clock is a fun statement piece for a shelf, desk, mantel, nightstand, office, studio, or retro-inspired space. It’s especially perfect for anyone who loves space-age décor, vintage rockets, and mid-century modern design.

The battery-powered quartz movement is tucked neatly behind a removable rear panel, keeping the clock clean and display-ready from every angle. A battery is included, so it arrives ready to enjoy.

Because each clock is individually made and assembled, slight variations may occur. These subtle differences are part of the charm of a handmade piece.

Details

• Approximately 6½ inches wide
• Approximately 4 inches tall
• Approximately 2 inches deep
• Red-orange tapered legs
• Battery-powered quartz clock movement
• Battery included
• Designed and assembled by AtomCat Studio

Style Notes

The Launch Time Clock works especially well with:

• Mid-century modern décor
• Space-age interiors
• Atomic-era decorating
• Retro offices and studios
• Kids-at-heart collector spaces
• Rocket and aviation-themed décor
• Colorful modern interiors
• Vintage-inspired reading rooms and record setups

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 direct sunlight.

Handmade Note

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