Majak Crystal Mantel Clock — Emerald Dial (Made in USSR, 1970s)

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This gleaming mid-century crystal timepiece was crafted in the Soviet Union under the ГОСТ 8309-75 manufacturing standard, dating it squarely to the late 1970s. Produced by the Majak factory in Penza, these faceted glass clocks were the pride of Soviet design — often gifted to diplomats and executives as symbols of precision and progress.

Its thick, cut-glass body refracts light like a gemstone, framing a deep emerald-green dial accented with gold numerals and hands. The piece rests on a polished chrome twin-arm stand with a sculpted black phenolic base — an elegant fusion of Art Deco geometry and Cold War engineering.

Inside, the 11-jewel hand-wound mechanical movement has been tested and runs smoothly, keeping time reliably. The clock winds easily, ticks with a strong beat, and holds power for more than 24 hours per wind. Whether you use it daily or showcase it as a conversation piece, this Majak is as functional as it is breathtaking.

Dimensions:

Height: 7.25″

Width: 6.5″

Depth: 4.5″

Crystal diameter: ≈ 4.75″

Weight: Substantial solid-glass and metal construction

Movement:

11-jewel mechanical (manual-wind) with separate alarm spring

Stamped “ГОСТ 8309-75” / Made in USSR on rear plate

Condition:

Excellent overall. Crystal facets are clear and undamaged, metal surfaces show only light age patina. Movement fully functional and keeping time within expected vintage tolerance.

Era: Circa 1975 – 1980

Origin: Majak Factory, Penza, USSR

To ensure safe transportation, the clock will be carefully disassembled prior to shipping (crystal body separated from base and stand) and securely packed. Simple reassembly takes less than two minutes upon arrival.

This gleaming mid-century crystal timepiece was crafted in the Soviet Union under the ГОСТ 8309-75 manufacturing standard, dating it squarely to the late 1970s. Produced by the Majak factory in Penza, these faceted glass clocks were the pride of Soviet design — often gifted to diplomats and executives as symbols of precision and progress.

Its thick, cut-glass body refracts light like a gemstone, framing a deep emerald-green dial accented with gold numerals and hands. The piece rests on a polished chrome twin-arm stand with a sculpted black phenolic base — an elegant fusion of Art Deco geometry and Cold War engineering.

Inside, the 11-jewel hand-wound mechanical movement has been tested and runs smoothly, keeping time reliably. The clock winds easily, ticks with a strong beat, and holds power for more than 24 hours per wind. Whether you use it daily or showcase it as a conversation piece, this Majak is as functional as it is breathtaking.

Dimensions:

Height: 7.25″

Width: 6.5″

Depth: 4.5″

Crystal diameter: ≈ 4.75″

Weight: Substantial solid-glass and metal construction

Movement:

11-jewel mechanical (manual-wind) with separate alarm spring

Stamped “ГОСТ 8309-75” / Made in USSR on rear plate

Condition:

Excellent overall. Crystal facets are clear and undamaged, metal surfaces show only light age patina. Movement fully functional and keeping time within expected vintage tolerance.

Era: Circa 1975 – 1980

Origin: Majak Factory, Penza, USSR

To ensure safe transportation, the clock will be carefully disassembled prior to shipping (crystal body separated from base and stand) and securely packed. Simple reassembly takes less than two minutes upon arrival.

Beneath the cold geometry of Soviet industry, Majak’s crystal clocks captured a rare spark of artistry. Each one was hand-assembled in Penza and polished to optical clarity — a statement that technology could still have soul. Half machine, half sculpture, this piece embodies that balance perfectly.