This playful little desk clock from TOKYObay San Francisco brings full-on mid-century futurism in a compact, modern form. With its oval chrome body and tripod-style fins, it reads like a miniature 1950s rocket ship, complete with a gorgeous metallic teal dial and stylized numerals at 12, 3, 6, and 9.
This piece is quartz-driven (battery-operated) and designed as a fun blend of retro space-age inspiration with the contemporary design language TOKYObay became known for in the late 1990s–2000s. Their clocks and watches were all about mixing color, whimsy, and clean modern lines, making this a perfect collectible for fans of mini clocks, Y2K home décor, or vintage-inspired desk accents.
TOKYObay was founded in San Francisco during the 1990s and quickly became known for playful, design-forward clocks and watches. Their aesthetic channeled touches of mid-century modern, atomic-age curves, and Scandinavian color palettes, making them a staple in boutique gift shops and early design catalog culture.
This clock embodies their early design DNA: chrome body, exaggerated numerals, and a shape that nods to the golden age of “Tomorrowland”-style optimism.
Fully intact chrome case with minor light wear consistent with age.
Dial is clean, glass is clear.
Back plate firmly attached; marked TOKYOBAY – San Francisco, USA – Stainless Steel Back – Made in China.
Battery compartment accessible via rear panel.
Legs and crown are secure and structurally sound.
Height: ~3.25"
Width: ~2.25"
Depth: ~1.25"
Weight: Light handheld desk clock (approx. 4–6 oz)
TOKYObay Mini Rocket Desk Clock (as shown)
Fresh battery installed
Carefully packed and secured for safe delivery
Small clocks with personality always perform well and this one has it all: a striking teal dial, space-age legs, and that charming chrome silhouette. Whether you're into retro pieces, mini clocks, or unique accent décor, this is a joyful little collectible that just works.
This playful little desk clock from TOKYObay San Francisco brings full-on mid-century futurism in a compact, modern form. With its oval chrome body and tripod-style fins, it reads like a miniature 1950s rocket ship, complete with a gorgeous metallic teal dial and stylized numerals at 12, 3, 6, and 9.
This piece is quartz-driven (battery-operated) and designed as a fun blend of retro space-age inspiration with the contemporary design language TOKYObay became known for in the late 1990s–2000s. Their clocks and watches were all about mixing color, whimsy, and clean modern lines, making this a perfect collectible for fans of mini clocks, Y2K home décor, or vintage-inspired desk accents.
TOKYObay was founded in San Francisco during the 1990s and quickly became known for playful, design-forward clocks and watches. Their aesthetic channeled touches of mid-century modern, atomic-age curves, and Scandinavian color palettes, making them a staple in boutique gift shops and early design catalog culture.
This clock embodies their early design DNA: chrome body, exaggerated numerals, and a shape that nods to the golden age of “Tomorrowland”-style optimism.
Fully intact chrome case with minor light wear consistent with age.
Dial is clean, glass is clear.
Back plate firmly attached; marked TOKYOBAY – San Francisco, USA – Stainless Steel Back – Made in China.
Battery compartment accessible via rear panel.
Legs and crown are secure and structurally sound.
Height: ~3.25"
Width: ~2.25"
Depth: ~1.25"
Weight: Light handheld desk clock (approx. 4–6 oz)
TOKYObay Mini Rocket Desk Clock (as shown)
Fresh battery installed
Carefully packed and secured for safe delivery
Small clocks with personality always perform well and this one has it all: a striking teal dial, space-age legs, and that charming chrome silhouette. Whether you're into retro pieces, mini clocks, or unique accent décor, this is a joyful little collectible that just works.
