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Here we have a Residence Quartz Travel Clock, a small but mighty companion for jet setters of the late 20th century. Its most appealing feature is the time zone bezel, an intriguing nod to its travel-friendly design. Though not an antique by any stretch, this piece encapsulates the era of globalization, offering practicality over prestige. The clock is fashioned from sturdy metal and glass, lending a durable and slightly elegant finish to its utilitarian form. The mechanism inside is quartz, ensuring accurate timekeeping, perfect for the on-the-go lifestyle it was made for. As for the condition and authenticity, this clock is in very good shape with minimal wear, and genuinely represents its era. Because this is a more common modern item, valued at $20 to $40 at auction, its worth lies in its function more than in collectibility. But imagine the journeys it has witnessed, tucked into suitcases across continents!
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Item Report
Residence Quartz Travel Clock
By: Residence
Style: Modern
Origin: Likely Japan or Hong Kong
Materials: Metal, glass
Age: Late 20th century
Condition: Very Good (minimal wear, fully functioning)
Value: Authentic: $20-$40, Reproduction: N/A
Maker's Marks / Writing: Residence on clock face
Date: 2026-04-04 15:36:49.259831
Description:
A modern quartz travel clock with multiple time zones displayed around the bezel.
Curator Questions
Curated by Jade
Assessment:
A practical and functional travel clock, not of significant antique value.
Individual Images:
- whole clock front view
Provenance:
None
Condition:
Very Good (minimal wear, fully functioning)
Identification Score: 95%
Easily identifiable due to branding and design.
Authenticity Score: 90%
High likelihood of being a genuine modern travel clock.
Image Memory Note
None None
Keywords
travel clock, quartz, Residence, time zone
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