
Pose It. Move It. Make It Yours.
Fully adjustable joints let you create almost any pose — from a low predatory stance to a striking desk display.
Move it. Repose it. Make it yours.
Pose the Mechanism.
Manually adjust the multi-joint legs to shape a display stance that suits your desk.
Metal in Every Detail.
Thin stainless-steel linkages, exposed fasteners and stacked rear plates create its mechanical character.
Analog at Its Core.
A cream Roman-numeral dial brings classic timekeeping to the sculptural metal frame.
Pose It Your Way
Built with fully adjustable articulated joints, this mechanical spider can be posed almost any way you like. Raise the legs, change its stance, or create your own display — then reposition it whenever you want a different look.
A Desk Conversation Piece.
Industrial metal detail gives workspaces, shelves and collector displays a distinctive focal point.
Compact by Design.
The reference stance measures approximately 13 × 13 × 4.7 cm / 5.1 × 5.1 × 1.9 in.
FAQs
Can the spider legs be repositioned?
Yes. The eight multi-joint legs are positioned manually. Adjust them gently and avoid forcing the joints.
Does the spider move automatically?
No. The legs are not motorized; they are manually positioned for display.
How do I set the time?
Use the crown on the clock case to set the analog time. Handle the crown and nearby connections gently.
What battery does the clock use?
The clock uses a 377A button-cell battery, which is included.
What are the dimensions?
In the reference pose, the clock measures approximately 13 × 13 × 4.7 cm / 5.1 × 5.1 × 1.9 in. Dimensions vary slightly with leg position.
What is the clock made from?
The articulated body is made from stainless steel with a silver-tone finish.