Mandarin is a wall clock built from three half-moons stacked into a single silhouette. The repetition is the whole idea: the same curve, three times over, with the dial set into the middle tier and slim gold hands the only break in the form. FIABA works it in 1.5mm steel finished with powder coating, so the surface holds a soft, even sheen rather than a flat matte. The face is marked only at 12, 3, 6 and 9, kept small against the proportions of the body, and even the lever on the back that sets the time is cut to the same half-moon shape. It comes in two colors: sand cream, a warm off-white, and chocolate brown, the darker note against wood tones. At 220 by 295mm and 50mm deep, it carries enough depth to hold a wall without crowding it. Keep it out of direct sun and away from heat, set the time with the rear lever rather than by moving the hands so they stay true, and wipe the surface with a soft dry cloth. Because the coating is powder-applied over layered parts, you may see faint texture in the finish or a hairline where the half-moons overlap. That is how the process settles, not a flaw.
