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Infinity Instruments-The Gazer Mirror 11 Inch Wall Clock

II320 Contemporary Clocks Discontinued

$29.98Last catalog price, November 2009

Catalog description

Infinity Instruments-The Gazer Mirror 11 Inch Wall Clock, part number II320, is a discontinued product from the 2007–2011 catalog. It was last listed at $29.98, down from a high of $44.98.

The skilled artisans at Infinity Instruments knew what they were doing when they decided to name this handsome wall clock The Gazer. With the combined effect of the soft tan dial and brightly mirrored frame this time piece would turn anyone into a clock watcher. Easy-to-read Arabic numerals are pointed to polished metal hour and minute hands. The Gazer measures 11 diam. x 1.5H inches a perfect fit on any wall. It uses advanced quartz movement that requires a single AA battery (not included) and maintains the precise accuracy that today's busy lifestyles demand. Infinity Instruments guarantees the quality craftsmanship of all its clocks and backs each one with a full one-year warranty.

Learn more about Infinity Instruments Wall ClocksAbout InfinityWhen you need a clock for your home Infinity Instruments offers infinite possibilities of high style at great prices. Infinity offers a huge selection of decorative clocks for both indoor and outdoor use. You can find clocks designed make a bold statement in today's larger scale living areas as well as clocks that tuck easily onto a shelf desk or table. Infinity clock faces range from 10 to 38 inches and come in a dazzling array of traditional contemporary retro and thematic styles even handmade glass clocks from Italy. Infinity excels at creative use of materials such as resin wood wicker and metal to make it easy to add color and vibrant personal style to your living space. An Infinity clock is more than just an accessory; it's a piece of art that you use every day.

Catalog price history

ObservedListed priceChange
July 2008$44.98
November 2008$29.90−$15.08
November 2009$29.98+$0.08

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