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Howard Miller Tribeca Tabletop Clock

HMI320 Desktop Clocks Discontinued

$42.67Last catalog price, March 2009

Catalog description

Howard Miller Tribeca Tabletop Clock, part number HMI320, is a discontinued product from the 2007–2011 catalog. It was last listed at $42.67, down from a high of $60.95.

Expertly crafted to display the elegance possible with contemporary design the Howard Miller Tribeca Tabletop Clock would make a welcome addition to any home office. The beveled glass panel that defines this delicate alarm clock is arched at the top for decorative effect while a sturdy felt-lined aluminum base has a secure hold on the bottom. The white dial features a polished silver bezel and luminous insets on the hour and minute hands which wander between four Roman numerals and a set of modern squares that represent the other 8 hours of the clock face. The precise interior mechanism is powered by quartz for superior accuracy and the necessary battery is included with your purchase.

The Howard Miller StoryIncomparable workmanship unsurpassed quality and a quest for perfection - these were the cornerstones of the company Howard C. Miller founded in 1926 at the age of 21. Even then Howard Miller understood the need to create products that would be steeped in quality and value.

Howard Miller was schooled in the fine art of clockmaking by his father Herman in the Black Forest region of Germany. Howard developed into a visionary whose keen sense of innovation spawned a tradition of excellence that has been uncompromised through three generations.

A highly respected brand Howard Miller maintains its popularity because of the company's commitment to quality. Every product manufactured at the company's sprawling facility in Zeeland Michigan undergoes stringent tests and exceeds industry standards to ensure a lifetime of enjoyment.

Catalog price history

ObservedListed priceChange
May 2007$40.57
August 2007$40.99+$0.42
March 2008$40.56−$0.43
April 2008$60.95+$20.39
June 2008$42.66−$18.29
March 2009$42.67+$0.01

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