Frequently Asked Questions:
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What does 'night-time shutoff' or 'light sensor' mean?
Most cuckoo clocks (either mechanical or battery powered) come with 'night-time shutoff' in either a manual or 'light sensor' variety. This just means that both varieties enable you to control when the clock makes sounds.
Mechanical cuckoo clocks have a manual 'night-time shutoff' which are usually a lever with 2 positions - sound on or sound off.
Battery powered cuckoo clocks usually come with an automatic 'night-time shutoff' otherwise known as a light sensor which detects light levels and disables sound when the lights are off or it is very dark. While some include volume levels as well as sound on/off positions, some models also include an option to stop the sound between the hours of 9:00pm and 8:00am.
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'Twin' Vertical Cuckoo Clock (Purple dial) by Progetti
Brand: Progetti
Model ID: progetti-2341-purple
ISBN/UPC/GTIN: 3901001002860
Estimated Delivery Time: This clock will be sent directly to your delivery address from the clockmakers workshop in Italy. Subject to availability, build completion time, and border customs times, the delivery day is approximately between December 23 and January 02 for all UK and mainland Europe customers.
IMPORT COSTS: Cuckoo Collections is proud to announce that we will pay for ALL customs charges or Import VAT costs for our UK customers. We don't want our UK customers being surprised by any additional charges (that are due to the Brexit). Therefore, if you are notified of any customs charges then please let us know. We will organise to have these paid or the amounts refunded back to you.
Discontinued £386.00
'Twin' Horizontal Cuckoo Clock (Purple dial) by Progetti
Innovative, environment friendly and elegant in its simplicity - that is how you describe ‘Twin’ Cuckoo Clock by Progetti.
As always, the products designed by Studio Kuadra are a concentrated combination of research and creativity. 'Twin' is a modern cuckoo clock, but what’s new is the material used for its creation: it is completely made of corrugated cardboard, a very unusual type of material for this product. The sturdy structure of the cardboard is enhanced by the curves of the clock that highlight the corrugated edge giving the effect of continuous movement. Available in three colours - red, purple and black - and also in both a vertical and horizontal model, this contemporary cuckoo clock is perfect as a wall clock where conscientious minds and modern spaces co-exist.
The battery powered movement has a photosensitive sensor that automatically turns off the cuckoo sound in the absence of light. It also has a switch to regulate the volume of the cuckoo sound or to switch it off completely.
All Progetti cuckoo clocks are fitted with an Engstler™ clock & cuckoo mechanism which is custom built by the Engstler cuckoo clock manufacturer in the Black Forest region, Germany. Their craftsmanship ensures your cuckoo clock works as wonderfully as the world-famous traditional cuckoo clocks of the Black Forest region.
PRODUCT DETAILS:
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Material: |
Corrugated Cardboard |
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Colour: |
Purple dial & Cardboard |
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Designer: |
Studio Kuadra (see below) |
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Height: |
18cm |
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Width: |
44m |
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Depth: |
12cm |
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Weight: |
2kg |
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Power source: |
Batteries (Not included) |
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Chime: |
Every hour (with automatic night-time shut off) |
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Sound: |
River stream & cuckoo calling |
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Light Sensor: |
Yes |
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Country of Manufacture: |
Italy |
MEET THE DESIGNER OF THE ''TWIN” CUCKOO CLOCK BY PROGETTI: STUDIO KUADRA
Studio Kuadra is a young and dynamic multidisciplinary studio founded in 2001. In architecture, as well as several private commissions, their works include the design of both internal and external spaces, for public, commercial and residential spaces worldwide and in their home country of Italy. They have also worked with a multitude of international companies including L'oreal, Yamaha, Vodafone and Maserati to name a few, and their creativity is matched by the many mediums they apply them to. In the discipline of product design, The Studio Kuadra cuckoo clock 'Birdwatching' is only a tiny glimpse of the monumental aesthetic work of Studio Kuadra which at it's heart is the exploration of design, living space and technology.
Estimated Delivery Time: This clock will be sent directly to your delivery address from the clockmakers workshop in Italy. Subject to availability, build completion time, and border customs times, the delivery day is approximately between December 23 and January 02 for all UK and mainland Europe customers.
IMPORT COSTS: Cuckoo Collections is proud to announce that we will pay for ALL customs charges or Import VAT costs for our UK customers. We don't want our UK customers being surprised by any additional charges (that are due to the Brexit). Therefore, if you are notified of any customs charges then please let us know. We will organise to have these paid or the amounts refunded back to you.
Worried about your order arriving on time? Nine out of ten of our orders arrive within the estimated delivery time or even earlier. However sometimes there can be factors (such as availability and delivery location) that can affect the delivery time and lengthen it by a few days or even a week or two for some more complex models. In such cases we will keep you informed of the delay and work with the the manufacturer and courier throughout the process to make it as simple as possible for you to rest assured knowing your clock is on track to you. Many of our clocks are held in stock with our suppliers but, depending on the model/brand, some are built-to-order by one of our many manufacturers in Italy, Germany, Japan or Switzerland. We appreciate your patience in such cases and we will inform you of the tracking details as soon as your order is shipped from the manufacturer or supplier.
At any time, if you have questions or concerns about the delivery time of your order (maybe because it's for a birthday, wedding or Christmas present) then let us know and we will do our best to fast-track the order with our manufacturers. Contact us here.
