From Odense's Sissonne line, named for the ballet jump — the poised, preparatory spring before reaching the highest point. The body is glazed ceramic, fluted like a small column, with the hour marks carved straight into the surface — no numerals, just clean indices that are hard to keep crisp under glaze. The face is tilted on a wedge, so it reads from above when it sits on a desk, and the custom 3D steel second hand sweeps in silence rather than ticking. Noticeably heavier than the plastic clocks it would sit beside. Runs on one AA battery. Batteries can't travel by international air freight, so it ships without one — any standard AA will set it going. Set the time with the lever on the back rather than the hands; the base is weighted and grips the surface it sits on. The ceramic is finished by hand, so faint pinholes, specks, or a little pooling in the glaze are normal and not flaws. About 110mm wide and 70mm deep, 415g — a little more substantial in person than the photos suggest. Two colorways: Giselle White, a clean off-white, and Sleeping Beige, a warm soft neutral.