Wicked Inspired Pink & Green Folding Travel Alarm Clock Bundle

$94.00
A delightfully mismatched pair of vintage folding travel alarm clocks that look like they stepped straight out of Wicked. The blush pink Equity clock has major Glinda energy: polished, charming, neatly put together, and wonderfully reliable. The emerald green Phinney-Walker is pure Elphaba: dramatic, rich with character, a little rough around the edges, and far more interesting than anyone gave it credit for.

Together, they make an unexpectedly perfect duo. The pink clock is the good witch of the pair, clean and crisp with excellent timekeeping and a strong working alarm. The green clock brings the mood and the magic with its curled numerals, metallic green dial, and worn case, but like any misunderstood icon, it does not quite play by the rules. It ticks and the alarm works, but it runs slow and does not keep dependable time. So this set offers one clock that is wonderfully practical and one that is wonderfully theatrical.

Whether you are a Wicked fan, a collector of unusual travel clocks, or just someone who appreciates a pink-and-green pairing, this one checks all the boxes.

📚 Historical Context

Before alarm clocks lived inside phones, folding travel alarms were built to do a hard little job. They were made to snap shut, survive a suitcase, and open back up on command in a hotel room, guest room, or bedside setup miles from home. No app, no charger, no glowing screen. Just springs, gears, a dial, and the expectation that they would get you up on time.

By the mid-20th century, makers had turned these compact clocks into something more than simple travel tools. They started playing with color, dial design, trim, and case styling, turning a practical object into a tiny piece of personal decor. That is what makes this pair so fun. The green Phinney-Walker still feels rooted in the earlier era of compact mechanical utility, while the pink Equity leans into a later, brighter, softer look that feels almost vanity-table ready. Put them side by side and you get a little two-clock story: one part dependable polish, one part rebellious charm.

✨ Condition Notes

- Pink Equity clock: very clean vintage condition and presents beautifully.
- Pink clock ticks, keeps excellent time, and alarm works.
- Green Phinney-Walker clock: attractive green metallic dial with whimsical curled numerals.
- Green clock ticks and alarm works, but it runs slow and does not keep dependable time.
- Green case shows visible cosmetic wear and age-related finish loss on the exterior and trim.
- Both clocks fold and display nicely.

Please review all photos carefully for cosmetic condition details.

📏 Measurements (approximate)

Pink clock: approx. 3.1 in tall
Green clock: approx. 3.0 in tall

📦 Packaging

Clock will be professionally padded and boxed with care.
A delightfully mismatched pair of vintage folding travel alarm clocks that look like they stepped straight out of Wicked. The blush pink Equity clock has major Glinda energy: polished, charming, neatly put together, and wonderfully reliable. The emerald green Phinney-Walker is pure Elphaba: dramatic, rich with character, a little rough around the edges, and far more interesting than anyone gave it credit for.

Together, they make an unexpectedly perfect duo. The pink clock is the good witch of the pair, clean and crisp with excellent timekeeping and a strong working alarm. The green clock brings the mood and the magic with its curled numerals, metallic green dial, and worn case, but like any misunderstood icon, it does not quite play by the rules. It ticks and the alarm works, but it runs slow and does not keep dependable time. So this set offers one clock that is wonderfully practical and one that is wonderfully theatrical.

Whether you are a Wicked fan, a collector of unusual travel clocks, or just someone who appreciates a pink-and-green pairing, this one checks all the boxes.

📚 Historical Context

Before alarm clocks lived inside phones, folding travel alarms were built to do a hard little job. They were made to snap shut, survive a suitcase, and open back up on command in a hotel room, guest room, or bedside setup miles from home. No app, no charger, no glowing screen. Just springs, gears, a dial, and the expectation that they would get you up on time.

By the mid-20th century, makers had turned these compact clocks into something more than simple travel tools. They started playing with color, dial design, trim, and case styling, turning a practical object into a tiny piece of personal decor. That is what makes this pair so fun. The green Phinney-Walker still feels rooted in the earlier era of compact mechanical utility, while the pink Equity leans into a later, brighter, softer look that feels almost vanity-table ready. Put them side by side and you get a little two-clock story: one part dependable polish, one part rebellious charm.

✨ Condition Notes

- Pink Equity clock: very clean vintage condition and presents beautifully.
- Pink clock ticks, keeps excellent time, and alarm works.
- Green Phinney-Walker clock: attractive green metallic dial with whimsical curled numerals.
- Green clock ticks and alarm works, but it runs slow and does not keep dependable time.
- Green case shows visible cosmetic wear and age-related finish loss on the exterior and trim.
- Both clocks fold and display nicely.

Please review all photos carefully for cosmetic condition details.

📏 Measurements (approximate)

Pink clock: approx. 3.1 in tall
Green clock: approx. 3.0 in tall

📦 Packaging

Clock will be professionally padded and boxed with care.